Beerdolier
Holsters for your tinnies
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Put 'em up!
It’s a bonanza for the beer drinker: a series of neoprene pouches for cans, all strapped across a bandolier that leaves your hands free for barbecues, football and shootouts. Just stick six of your favourite tins of laughing juice in the sleeves and you’re ready to go, flexing the kind of six-pack that really gets attention.
Hands free six pack
Of course, Beerdolier works equally well with cans of soft drinks too, so if you’re fragile or are just packing the mixers for the party, it’s still a cert to get you ahead of your drinking rivals. Just don’t walk too close to the Houses of Parliament wearing one, that’s all we’re saying – Beerdolier is a leisure accessory, after all!
Also available in black!
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- Holds 6 cans
- Made of nylon and neoprene
- Beers not included
Reviews
Visitor Reviews...
Brill 18th birthday pressie =].Chris, Falkirk - Sep '09
Glastonbury festival allows your own cans onsite- this would of been excellent this year! Will order for next year!! xXx.B, Essex - Jul '10
Me and my mates are big fans of wandering the campsites at festivals seeing the sights and meeting random people. Usually we just load up as many cans as we can get in pockets, this will make things much easy (and more amusing)!Dave, Wiltshire - Jun '10
Not a review, sorry; just a suggestion. Wouldn't 'Candolier' be a better name?Mick Furey, Rotherham - Aug '09
Sorry, quick question... Does the beerdolier hold bottles?Sara, London - May '10
Great product shame it just arrived wrapped up in an elastic band, as a birthday present I might have to find a box to package it better. :(.Amy, Nottingham - Jun '10
This thing is so cool. The only problem is that in festivals and a lot of gigs you can't take cans into the arena area so its use is limited.Janii, Leeds - Jun '10
Hi, Just a Question. Would I be able to run with this Beerdolier on? Would the beer fall out? Would it be comfortable?Kit, England - Jul '10
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Wearing a Beerdolier and showing how you can also wear it as not to cover up your cool t-equaliser
Daniel Dawes, Friern Barnet - 21st Nov 2009
Video URL: http://www.firebox.com/video/2485
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