#21 Tool: Benchmade Griptillian 551.
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#22 Fossil belt worn almost every day for 17 years.
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#23 Garbage disposal: Badger 5, from 1997, still functioning perfectly.
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#24 In need of a replacement for my thermal lined hoodie for work. The previous Dickies hoodie lasted about 15 years, but the current one doesn't seem as durable.
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#25 Received as a gift from my mom a long time ago, this item proved to be more expensive than its longevity warranted.
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#26 Restoration project: 1980 Vermont Iron Elm Wood Stove. More details in the comments!
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#27 This plastic cooking spoon, inherited from my grandma, dates back to the 60s or 70s.
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#28 My trusty companion for the past 10 years.
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#29 The old Electrolux assistant, likely from the 70s, has finally stopped working.
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#30 Are SMEG Company products truly high-quality or just aesthetically pleasing?
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#31 Still going strong at 44 years old.
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#32 A $2 Chinese keyboard purchased in 2014, still fully functional after years of heavy daily use, even for gaming and work.
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#33 An 88-year-old item that's still in working condition.
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#34 A shoutout to Excel #11 blades for their durability. Purchased 15 years ago, and still have 27 left. Much sharper and more durable than Xacto blades.
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#35 My mom bought this clothes hamper for me when I was in 3rd grade. I'm now 28 and still using it, and my son enjoys playing with it too.
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#36 This item, acquired by my mom 30 years ago, has stood the test of time.
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#37 Purchased for $10, this item still works like new.
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