I'm pretty sure I've seen plate carrier style harnesses that can be loaded up with iron 45's.

Found it: https://www.roguefitness.com/outdoorsman-atlas-trainer

This is what you're looking for, you need something purpose built, most bags aren't meant to be yanked around at those loads.

Only other thing would be the go-ruck rucking style bags with other handles and whatnot.

I wish there was an easier way to find Made In America products

I just go by where they fall in the strata of my hamper. Those that go into the empty basket stand the best chance, but life is full of uncertainty.

how did you do the last one?

The wheels on my aeron started falling apart.

I bought Amazon replacements that are skateboard wheels with the proper attachment to go into the hole.

Game changer, rolls so much better than ever before.

I didn’t know shit about office chairs but when my old office closed and they sent the few remaining employees they hadn’t laid off home to work remotely, I grabbed the office chair I thought was the coolest looking, from one of the abandoned executive offices.

Turns out it’s an Aeron and I saved myself a ton of money.

Not sure of the model but we found an office furniture resale shop and bought a pair of Herman Miller chairs in the $150-200 range. Our last office chairs were Serta Big & Tall something or others that we got half off for Black Friday, $200 each, and mine developed a fold in the seat and started peeling. So mad and I swore never to buy that expensive but cheap crap again.

A jar of Vegemite will probably last you for life. Even a small one.

What do you want? It's all very well me saying a RotoVelo but if you don't have any use for a velomobile that's not a helpful suggestion. They are BIFL, even more so if you never use them...

Mongrel boots are awesome, but if you don't want work boots same deal... they're an expensive, not very decorative use for a second hand kangaroo.

There's Australian made burglar alarms. They're BIFL in a different way, but do seem to last forever. Friend has one that's 20 years old and still in use. Do you want a burglar alarm?

On "the other BIFL" side, Randall Organic Rice make crackers and stuff that are very good. If you're really keen you could buy the whole farm!

Why not?

Lol what? Wrong sub I think

It wasn't so much a complaint as it is a disclaimer for people to know that these are going to be kind of expensive.

These socks don't feel tight to me but then neither do my Darn Tough socks so I'm not sure, sorry!

Yeah that's the exact boot I have. Rossi didn't make them regularly for a while, then when RB sellars bought out rossi they started regularly producing them again.

I bought them direct off rossi in one of this year's first production runs. Its unlined however there's a layer of felt in the footbed.

My question should have been, is this course felt layer present in your older mulga boots and do you have issues with stitched/cemented edge comming loose as a result of it?

Rossi was very interested in taking my boot back for inspection so I suspect they've altered the original design.

I actually have a pair of 100% wool socks that my grandma-in-law made for me. It was a really nice gesture but that shit is so thick and scratchy, impossible to wear alone. However if it's really cold and I don't want to wear shoes, I can throw those bad boys over my socks and they are like booties, super warm.

So what is the buy it for life alternative? That's what I'm here for. Things to buy for life. :-)

Appreciate the comment, but no. I knew that, and it still never got tight enough for me.

Do you have the Rossi Mulga Bushwalking boot? It is leather lined and doesn't have a felt layer.

What's nice is even their "cheaper".sets are quality.

We use the Celtic ones as every day drivers and recently bought the holiday ones for the holiday season.

😂

You’re buying crappy boots to begin with.

But does it spark joy?

How far down the rabbit hole do you want to go? In no particular order, I’m on mobile so formatting sucks.

1. Fissler analog pressure cooker
2. Edlund tongs
3. P51 can opener (or Gangy)
4. Lodge carbon steel and cast iron
5. Thermoworks Thermapen
6. Escali scale and candy thermometer
7. Epicurean utensils (and Dexter)
8. Demeyere 3-ply pots and pans
9. Vitamix
10. Vollrath mixing bowls (or tongs)
11. Moccamaster coffee maker
12. Baratza coffee grinder
13. Magimix food processor
14. Corelle tableware

Agreed. They are junk. Smartwool is my fav.

Which belt?

Agreed, but This is r/buyitforlife. We don’t do “beep boops”. Analog pressure cookers FTW.