come out lookin like a hollowed undead

I have the Croc nonslip shoes, which have been great. They’re completely waterproof, machine washable, and super comfy. Not sure about the warranty, but they’re pretty cheap comparatively. I’ve only had mine for ~6 months, but they’re doing a lot better than any other shoe I’ve worn behind the bar.

I use this Wahl trimmer every day. It's kind of pricey but it's held up for me for the last 2 years with no issues. I got if for $50 bucks at Target, but it looks like Amazon has them for around $65. (Considering inflation that's solid)

https://www.amazon.com/Stainless-Steel-Lithium-Slate-Trimmer/dp/B07BB7B9H7?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Clarks- worked for me in a hospital job where I still had to dress “business casual”. Good warranty, initially pricey but always having sales/ at plenty of retailers

I can tell by the picture that the person did not repeatedly beat the watch with a hammer. I’ve always had this power. Hello ladies.

Are the new ones still any good?

My dw6900 lost 2 mins in about 7 years, considering that I’ve yet to change the battery I’m pretty happy with that.

Had a similar one I lost while hiking in the spring. A year later, after a heavy monsoon season and heavy snowpack (200 inches over the winter) I found it while biking! Still ticking away, just crusted in mud.

Amazing, thank you

Nah, the inside is in completely pristine shape. They’re double walled.

https://shop.whitesboots.com/work-boots/longliner-safety-toe/

That's impressive. I don't know why, but I want them...

It’s a Hot Tub Time Machine

I lost a G-Shock from hiking a couple of years ago, but in a completely different area. FeelsBadMan Spent at least an hour pacing back the trail hoping to find it again. I tried again next morning hoping to hear its 7am Alarm

My philosophy is, if I’m gone for more than six days being checked luggage. If less than six days then only carryon.

I travel just as much as you and I’ve learned to have backups. I have 3 carryons, 2 over night bags, 2 checked bags, suit bag and a suite duffel bag. If I know I’m staying anywhere longer than my usual 6 days I bring my checked bag with me and a carry on and messenger bag. Having a double or backup is the solution here. 90% of my luggage is Briggs and Riley and I’ve had to use their repair service before. Though it may take a week or four to get my stuff back I have a backup ready to roll. I learned this the hard way of having to do a long term stint in the field and I didn’t bring any large luggage. So I lived out of my carryon. I then started my collection of luggage and if anything needs repair it gets sent out and I have the backup ready to do. American Airlines ripped my bag once and they repaired it for free just took 2 months to get it returned to me. I then said I need to get a backup and here I am with all the luggage listed above.

Lost it on the Nenana River in Alaska. It might be sitting in the Yukon by this point. Still ticking.

I've taken one diving past its rated depth limit multiple times to zero harm, it's definitely still ticking down there unless it's one of the deepest rivers on the planet

There's a good chance it still looks like new minus some rust on the back screws too

I don't mean to be a dick, but it shouldn't be a shock that a dive watch is waterproof

I wore the same gshock from the late 2000s on 20 plus dives, multiple times going past its rated depth limit and it still worked like a charm

>As of a few years ago

Pretty sure BMW has always been like that.

Now 1990's Benz's... that's that good shit

You'll be fine, although they aren't designed for the hot tub

I was gonna say I immediately looked online for these boots because I love them but didn’t see any quite like it

My personal experience, there’s no such thing as a solid shoe with a good warranty that is also comfortable enough for the service industry. I’ve been buying black puma tennis shoes and replacing them once every year or two for a very long time. Unless you want to wear heavy boots to work?

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It’s usually called a ‘square’.

I love my rangeman, which definitely has more features, but this particular model is a classic. They also make it in stainless steel which I could strongly recommend.

Did that with my DW5600 and it's great. Thought I lost it so I bought another one. I ended up finding it 2 years later at my girlfriends house and the time was still in sync with my phone.