No one wants to keep replacing the same products over and over again, so here are a few that are worth the extra investment.
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00:00No one wants to keep replacing the same products every few years, but some things that are
00:08built to last can cost a pretty penny. So which ones are worth it?
00:13You may have heard of this high-end French cookware line, with its colorful enameled
00:17cast iron pots and Dutch ovens that can cost hundreds of dollars, but they're nearly
00:21impervious to damage using only the best materials and a time-tested sand casting method ensuring
00:27they won't chip or crack over time. Plus, the company offers a lifetime warranty on
00:32most of its products.
00:34If you're going camping or hiking, chances are you want your gear, from tents to sleeping
00:39bags, to stand up to repeated use in the elements. North Face offers a warranty against manufacturing
00:45defects for the lifetime of a product. While that doesn't necessarily mean your lifetime
00:49as the user, some users have reported their sleeping bags are still going strong after
00:54nearly 50 years, the company claims.
00:57Like locks, one's as good as any other, right? Think again.
01:01According to the New York Times, Kryptonite's New You Evolution Mini 7 is one of the most
01:05serious locks you can buy, and well worth it, able to withstand attacks from pretty
01:10much everything except power tools. It also comes with a free year of anti-theft protection
01:16and a lifetime warranty covering manufacturer defects through normal wear and tear.