Assorted Xmas Shatter Proof Color Ornament 72-Pack

[Pardus]

Assorted Xmas Shatter Proof Color Ornament 72-Pack

Price: $12.00. Free ship. Tax where applicable.

If you are afraid that your precious Christmas ornaments with shatter during the holiday season, these indestructible ornaments are perfect for you. These shatter-proof ornaments will withstand the test of time, enabling you to decorate with them year after year.

* Use them on the Christmas tree, intermingled with evergreen boughs on the mantel, or piled in a bowl for a table centerpiece
* These eye-catching ornaments have all the beauty of real glass
* These eye-catching ornaments have all the beauty of real glass
* Assorted colors
* MFG Model # : 5551234
* MFG Part # : 5551234

 

[Crusty]

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Looks like the link is busted somehow.

 

[Strk]

They aren't shatterproof if you throw them hard enough

(Yeah, like I'm the only one who has to test it when he reads a claim like that )

 

[Pardus]

Originally posted by: Crusty

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Looks like the link is busted somehow.

works for me, try searching for 5551234[/quote]

Originally posted by: Strk
They aren't shatterproof if you throw them hard enough

(Yeah, like I'm the only one who has to test it when he reads a claim like that )

don't throw them

 

[allisolm]

Hmmm... shatter-proof. Is that a euphemism for plastic?

 

[funboy6942]

Working link

And I thought my engrish was bad:

If you are afraid that your precious Christmas ornaments with shatter during the holiday season,

AND thanks op, having a 8 yer old 2 cats and a dog, this will give me a little peace of mind this year if it makes it here in time.

 

[Strk]

Originally posted by: allisolm
Hmmm... shatter-proof. Is that a euphemism for plastic?

Yeah, they're basically a hard plastic