HOME Bargains shoppers have been rushing to buy a “perfect” family product that’s scanning at better than half price.
The discounter is selling an inflatable paddle boat for £40 instead of £85 – a £45 saving.
Home Bargains posted about the reduced price boat on its Facebook page yesterday, with hundreds of shoppers since liking and commenting.
They’re all keen to snap up one of the boats for themselves too.
One said: “Guess what I’m buying,” while a second said: “I want one of these xx.”
Meanwhile, a third simply said: “Adventures” and a fourth, tagging their friend, added: “Perfect for you.”
The dingy is big enough to hold two adults and one child, measuring 256cm by 132cm.
Meanwhile, it comes with two aluminium paddles, an air pump and repair kit.
There’s a 30-day hassle free returns policy on the boat too, so you can always give it a try and take it back if you’re not happy.
Bear in mind, if you want to get it delivered to your home, you might have to pay a small fee.
But you can always call your local Home Bargains branch and see if they have it in stock to save some money.
You can find your nearest shop by using the retailer’s store locator.
Of course, you should always shop around when buying something like this, as it is an investment.
Just because Home Bargains is selling a boat for £40 that doesn’t mean you can’t get one cheaper elsewhere, especially if you’re willing to be flexible on design and size.
You can use websites like pricerunner.co.uk that let you compare thousands of products.
Or, try using the Google Shopping tab which allows you to trawl through the internet for any number of items.
That said, we couldn’t find any other retailer’s selling a similar-size dingy as cheap as Home Bargains.
Argos has one in stock for £50, but it’s only big enough to hold one adult and one child.
Wow Camping is selling one for £29, but is 188cm by 98cm, making it much smaller than the Home Bargains boat.
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