My Sept- father will be putting one in for my mother who has Alzheimer. We will put it up high on the door where she can not reach it ti get out.

pro tip: a lot of people buy patagonia stuff and don't wear it often because it's "fancy" to them. you can find practically brand new stuff on ebay for waaaay below worn wear prices all the time. i don't buy new patagonia stuff anymore even if it's on sale.

You can also thrift Patagonia. Found a nano puff at a goodwill for $7 that has lasted me for a long time

Any brand that try’s to put the planet first,pays good wages to its staff,repairs their stuff,encourages not buying needlessly & uses sustainable production methods is a friend of mine.Patty is a great ethical brand that the other big guns need to follow👍

I have 9 jackets , you cant wear them out , outstanding jackets

Buy it nice or buy it twice 😊 Totally agree with you mate!

Patagonia generally offers better quality than Arc’teryx. I’ve owned many garments from both brands. When it comes to shell jackets, the British brand RAB is on par with Arc’teryx jackets but at a slightly lower price. What I’m trying to say is that Arc’teryx clothing is a bit overrated, even though they obviously produce quality as well.

Overpriced crap. 50 euros for a t-shirt

their prices have held pretty stable with inflation and patagonia is about the same price as marmot, ll bean, north face, carhartt. It all comes with lifetime warranty and repairs with patagonia though. even their used clothes come with the warranty, and they throw all their end of season stuff and returns on the used website (worn wear). The better sweater wont shrink in the dryer because its synthetic, its not recommended but its totally fine to dry even on high it wont shrink. the better sweaters do pill over time though but can be shaved

Bought gear for more than 1000£ all failed on me they have not been outdoors ever .. not patagonia but reputable brands "tried and tested" outdoors .... what a joke.

Great video, I totally agree with what you say. Have a old black fleece from Northface that I bought in 1999. I was totally miffed that the elastic band gave out last week 😂 but it was the inner rubber not the fabric covering it that had totally gone brittle at several places as happens to old rubber. Having said that, fleece and leather hiking shoes totally last forever. Pants, socks, shirts etc not so much.

hi patagonia or cotopaxi which is good

Have you tried a flying kick or even a sledge hammer?

patagonai will also repair your clothes and they give you credit for older clothes within reason of course.

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I'm SMH about your biggest complaint. I have owned this exact model sweeper/vac since 2013 and it still works great. I will acknowledge that it is not the most powerful unit out there, I have an EGO blower for the big jobs. There's a reason B & D calls this a sweeper instead of a blower. The sweeper is great because it is so much lighter and quieter than my EGO. Now, getting to your biggest complaint. The black piece that holds the blow tube on is not meant to be pulled on. You are supposed to push on the area with the horizontal ridges (that's why there is a spring underneath it) and that will allow you to remove the tube so you can convert the sweeper to vacuum mode. In the 11 years that I have owned this, that piece has never come off of mine. Also, I bet the reason that your vacuum mode is not working is there is probably some debris stuck in the impeller or tube. I've had to remove debris from my impeller and tube and it fixed the problem. On a positive note, I must say that you have a soothing broedcaster voice.

Hey 4… eye man everybody is not like u ok man

I have two of them. But I also installed 2 6 inch strikeplates that are installed with 9 screws. Its a good lock and ive had mine for years. All the people talking have never even used one or seen how it works. It is a strong lock.

I’ve been doin the windows all around on my cars for years. I don’t like it when the water doesn’t just blow away.

They still don't make 3xl.

I went in to look for the tarragon jogger pants and they are $140 😮😮😮

Even if you find Patagonia for less money it’s still pricey af. But I’m with you all the way on Patagonia. My experience with them mirrors yours and I have 10-15 year old garments still going strong. Probably even older!

It also depends on how clothing is looked after. I have a no name $10 jacket that has lasted me over 20 years and still going

THE BEST CLOTHING!

Finally found you in an old playlist! You changed your name a few times and I couldn’t find you but now I did. Quality content

Useless review No one cares about the cosmetics Show the performance and accessibility

When you buy quality clothing its longer lasting but also has better resale value

I just bought a sweater and 2 leggings, ex I pensive, but I hope it'll be comfortable and last long.

Surprised Patagonia has never adopted for their advertising the saying, usually attributed to Charlie Munger, that “Price is what you pay, but value is what you get.”

Get the Door Bull instead. Pulling on the door is nothing like a kick.

I like North face and LLbean,but Patogonia is fine ..............for you!

what happened to the awesome robinhood videos?

Rab , mountain equipment, Arcteryx , Patagonia these are all the outdoor brands I wear quality gear that lasts I found over the years these are the best fit for me and they don’t date Yellow R1 hoody and a pair of hiking trousers point peak two of my favourite Patagonia pieces 🏔️

This is me now lol 😆 it’s addicting haha 😆

Patagonia wool Socks last twice as long as smartwool. I buy Patagonia socks underwear and tshirts and can confirm there made to last

Waste of your time and mine.

Why u laughing?

clean window, then rub with 0000 steel wool (or a claybar if you wanna go extreme clean), then clean again. apply 2 coats by wetting a towel sparingly and waiting 10 min between coats, then buff off after 20 min till clear. will last you twice as long and will bead off fthose smaller droplets too.

Imo Patagonia quality is top notch. Everything more expensive than that you are paying for the brand . I cannot imagine anything else being better than my Bettersweater or nano jackets plus my parka.

Well , I cold wash north face and Columbia gear, and then dry them flat . They look new for at least 4-5 years and are wearable well after a decade. Most people hot wash and throw in the dryer.. The question is if they last after that .

I live far up in the Canadian north. 95% of my clothing is Patagonia, Arctyrex and North Face. My absolute favourites are my Patagonia set. I will only buy Patagonia from now on, especially after reading how environmentally conscious they try to be.

your woice like shet

I've been wearing the same pair or patagonia Retro X fleece socks for 90 years now.

Been switching my clothing over from mostly cotton, synthetics and cotton-synthetic blends. To wool, synthetics, and wool-synthetic blends.

The PRICE of the 27cc leaf blower with electric start 450 cfm

I noticed the 20 v specs say it goes 130 mph and the 40 v says 125 mph there seems to be 2 different 20 v one with super boost one without. I guess this only features variable speeds and a vacuum. I would throw a hose clamp on or something but my luck the whole nozzle would break off one day. I’m guessing the 40 v can’t take 20 v batteries? Thanks for the video!

I bought one to give it a try on our front door. Love it. Ordered two more. If you can kick in the lower part of your door, you either need to buy a better door or secure the one you have better. And nothing is perfect, but this thing will slow down an intruder long enough to grab the Mossberg 88. When they hear the sound of a shell being loaded, they'll flee. And lastly, sorry, but you made an ugly mess of that install.

You have a classic radio voice.

In 1985, I bought a couple of Patagonia Parkas, Jackets, tops, and so on that I would be able to wear in any environment you can imagine from -15 F and above. I'm now 61 and just about everything I bought is still going strong. It's insane to think that I still have them and most people have no idea that they're that old. In 1985, my waterproof goretex H2O no parka cost me $365.00 USD which seemed like a lot then, but I've saved a few thousand by not needing to replace it. If you're smart, you'll choose wisely and buy Patagonia.

I bought one, but I never installed it. It just felt too flimsy in my hands. I think placing a 2x4 across the door held by brackets is the way to go. It would make me sleep better at night.