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• 1 Lagunas

  Great idea! We use it on walks through nature trails and nice to keep the hands free for climbing or taking pictures…

  The only thing is how tight you have to have it for holding 6 cans on your waist… I find it best to hold just 3 (one at each end and one on the middle)
  The other 3 places on the holder are still useful for other things not as heavy as a can of soda… Like the little pringles or stackers cans of chips!

• 2 Chris

  This pack holster changes everything! Now I have a place to store all my beers with out having to carry a foam cooler. The beer holster works great for tubing trips, I did have to expand the waist belt to fit around me but it was an easy fix. One hour and Five rolls of duck tape later and I fit it like a horse and a saddle. The beer holster has also proven it’s self out in the field. The camo color matches perfectly with my camo hunting gear. Now I can drink beer in the wood with out being seen. The only problem that I have found is that it does not hold enough beers. But I am sure that with a little more duck tape and some minor adjustment you could thrown an entire party.

• 3 Javier

  I bought this for my son on his 8th birthday because he had seen one and wanted. He loved it and had great fun at his party drinking sunkist.
  It is very messy and now I dont know what to do with it. It is definitely a party hat!

• 4 Duval

  Bought this expecting to receive what I saw in the picture, which is a plain dark blue helmet. What I received was purple with a huge ugly wrinkled “Mardi Gras” sticker on the front. Besides the appearance, the components inside the helmet were cracked and broken. I was planning to give this to a friend as a gag for his birthday but ended up putting it in the trash and getting him a real gift which was probably a better idea anyway.

• 5 Ice

  Seriously guys, this beer hat is great, but a word of warning:

  DO NOT wear this thing when you go to sleep. It gets EVERYWHERE! I learned this the hardway. Also, Don’t wear it while driving, you just end up drinking and then you’re driving and YIKES!!! Also, I used it as a protective hat when I went to work (construction) and got seriously hurt. Part of this may have been because I kept filling it up all day, but either way I needed 17 stitches and S–tload of qualoods (which I actually ground some of them up and put them in the helmet with some chocolate milk and that was pretty sweet!

  Just be careful guys, cause I am living proof (barely) that this thing is not only a babe magnet, but also really dangerous. Take heed, brothers.

• 6 Quirino

  Very nice and fun “Theme Party” cd, you can sing along in between your “Biers”. I enjoy it on occasion and it does receive some replays from time to time.

• 7 Pennington

  I purchased this as a present and he loves it. A nice music mix. If you like german band music/octoberfest music – this is the one.

• 8 Eggleston

  This is THE music you have to play if you host Oktoberfest Party, period. It’s cheap and thanks to Amazon MP3 format (no worries about file protection like silly iTunes)

• 9 Errickson

  I bought this CD to bring to our agency’s Oktoberfest event. It has a great assortment of music to enjoy.

• 10 Nortman

  As manager of “The Oktoberfest Webring,” I am always on the lookout for CD’s of good Oktoberfest music. In this particular CD, all of the songs are played by the German Air Force Band and are taken from another CD entitled, “More German Military Marches & Polkas – Vol. II.” As you might expect, most of the selections are not–strictly speaking–Oktoberfest numbers. However, they are played and sung in the light-hearted, breezy manner typical of Oktoberfest. In addition, the band and singers give top-notch performances. So, as a CD of Oktoberfest-like music, I give this product high marks. It would probably make great background music for any Oktoberfest.

• 11 Ibrahim

  This is a thoroughly “imbibing”…oops! Enjoyable memoir mixed with beer… of George Wendt… whom I and most of the world know as *NORM PETERSON* of “Cheers” fame. In fact when I went to pick this book up from the bookstore reserved desk I literally kept asking the clerk for “DRINKING WITH NORM”… and after a delay in finding the book… I had to laugh at myself because of the “Budweisian/Freudian” slip I un-sub-consciously made. As George/Norm shares his life story he intersperses real-life trivia regarding beers of all types… from all parts of the world. This is in addition to his actual life story which is truly more than interspersed with his own real-life experiences with beer. As George/Norm makes clear throughout this beer drinkers version of “On The Road”… he didn’t have to do much acting to nail his character Norm on “Cheers”.

  After sharing with the readers all his pre-college drinking escapades which included finding a bar where he and a buddy could drink while still in high school… it so happened the bartender was blind… to fulfilling his Notre Dame graduate Father’s dream of his son attending Notre Dame… in which his Father’s graduation got him in… not his grades. Well… he sort of fulfilled his Dad’s dream… he got into Notre Dame but was asked not to return after a “perfect” junior semester with a “O.O G.P.A. UNBLEMISHED BY EVEN THE SMALLEST SPECK OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVMENT.” If they would have had a grade for pre-graduation beer consumption George/Norm would have had a 4.5 G.P.A.

  What follows are multiple trips to Europe with enough beer consumed to offset any potential debt in foreign trade for centuries to come. He becomes part of the “Second City” acting group where along with meeting his future wife he consumed keg after keg of beer… and at intervals throughout are helpful tidbits such as “COLD BEER IN A MINUTE OR LESS”…”THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A BAD BEER”… “MY FAVORITE BEERS FOR A CELEBRATION”… “MY FAVORITE WEDDING TOAST”… “HOW I LEARNED THE PERILS OF DRINKING AND DRIVING”… and countless other beer lover classics. One of my personal favorites that must be mentioned here individually is his list entitled: “MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED WAYS TO SAY THAT YOU’RE DRUNK”. Here simply as an enticement for a potential reader… is a mere inkling of some of the gems in this book: numbers 61-81: NUKED/OBLITERATED/OFF THE WAGON/ON A BENDER/ON FIRE/ OUT OF IT/PICKLED/PIE-EYED/PIFFLED/PISSED/PLASTERED/PLOTZED/POTTED/PUT ONE ON/ REEKED/REELING/RIPPED/ROCKED/RUINED/RUMMY/SAUCED.

  The only slightly disappointing part of the book is that despite eleven years on “Cheers”… considering how much fun material and experiences there must be from over a decade of *NOOORRRMMMM!* there’s very little shared. But I guess since his entire life as George was really a life of Norm… life certainly imitates art. This is a must read for every beer lover.

• 12 Ji

  what a fun book. would recomend this book for any one that loved watching “Cheers”

• 13 On

  George Wendt, it seems is really Norm; as he says in this beer/biography, no one is that good of an actor. This book is both a biography and a guide to George’s world of beer.
  George gives his life story interspersed with beer information, for example: What is the world’s strongest beer? As usual education is good for you and you can learn much in this study; the difference between American and European beers or how to survive a bar fight. It’s everything you would want to know or didn’t know you wanted to know about beer (and about George Wendt, who seems to be a good guy).
  It would make a perfect gift for a beer lover, for the humor and the facts.
  Reading this is more than a smile and a giggle it is a belly laugh.

• 14 Bates

  I am NOT a reader. that is why I video blog everything, I don’t like to read and I don’t read fast, it isn’t my gig. I was very eager to read this book because seeing “Norm” brings me back to the days in the late 80’s and early 90’s watching Cheers, a show I never missed.

  If you are looking for a book written by “Norm” about Cheers, this book is for you (but may I also recommend “Toasting Cheers”), if you are looking for a book that is about the lives and times of George Wendt, this book is also for you.

  This book is an easy read, broken down into very simple sections (not paragraphs) and isn’t so much “Drinking with George” but “Georges life and how drinking has always made it fun”. From growing up as a kid, to the reasons he went to Notre Dame (tailgate parties baby!) to ocean adventures with Woody Harrelson, this book entertains at every turn (if you don’t find yourself lauhging out loud with nobody around, something could be wrong with you, see a doctor)

  This is an excellent coffee table piece or one to have next to your dad’s recliner. I am buying a handful of them for family for Christmas. Highly recommended.

  Erik Boles
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• 15 Irwin

  … tipping “a brewski” with actor George Wendt AND “Las Vegas Review-Journal” local daily newspaper social ["gossip"] activities columnist “Norm Clarke” [with his patented persona 'eye-patch' firmly in place].

  CAN YOU IMAGINE = Two [2!] “NORMs” ringing out from customers when BOTH ENTER a Las Vegas “Cheers” bar — see the next paragraph — simultaneousy?

  Preferred venue = “Cheers, a neighborhood bar” on Harmon Avenue [behind the Seven-Eleven store], near the UNLV main campus – off South Maryland Parkway.

  Preferred time = “SUPER BOWL SUNDAY” in 2010 – a local tradition, with “Cheers’ regulars” bringing hot food like no other buffet opportunity in that fair city – on that specific day!

  [Even local casino employees go out of their ways to re-schedule their shifts to be there]!

  “NOTICE to Publisher” = This would be a truly GREAT PLACE & TIME TO SELL, THEN AUTOGRAPH COPIES OF THIS BOOK!

• 16 Ibsen

  These are a hit at every party. Make a great host gift.

  Be aware that some will be missing at the end of the night. Guests will take them home or accidentally throw them away.

• 17 Agee

  Looking for a unique gift?.. cool party favors?.. Fred’s Beerbands are it!

  So here’s the thing.. I bought this as a birthday gift.. the item/idea is spectacular.. the durability is great too.. I wanted the ones with personality traits.. and instead I received the ones that are 10 “Drunk” bands and 2 “Driver” bands.. The gift was still a huge hit.. but I knew the personality traits would have been that much better!!

• 18 Pardo

  Unfortunately my friends enjoyed these a bit too much. Half of them walked off at my first party. I guess since they are made of plastic people assume they’re cheap and just for a one time use.

• 19 Emery

  I gave these as a gift and we spent all night playing with them. Lots of fun!

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