27 Things Under $50 That Improve Your Life

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thanks for watching! Here's everything I showed: Braided belt - amzn.to/3Sfjq4N Uniqlo tee - go.magik.ly/ml/23wmc/ Wood hangers - amzn.to/3SdtCuA Underwear 1 - amzn.to/4bTAggy Underwear 2 - amzn.to/3Wshw3t Fave socks 1 - amzn.to/3y6T0M0 Fave socks 2 - rstyle.me/+lHydf5vKRT6DghKgvEH4WQ Storage bins - amzn.to/4cNNxZA Flossers - amzn.to/4cLSgLn Deodorant - amzn.to/3zThY20 Toothbrush - amzn.to/3zMbm5s Acne gel - amzn.to/46bn2dQ Extension cord - amzn.to/46bD6fU Long phone charger - amzn.to/3zN8LrZ SPF moisturizer - amzn.to/4drJW3p Glass nail file - amzn.to/3zTi9KI Contigo water bottle - amzn.to/46eTHzo Casio F105 - amzn.to/3Y640DT Tiny knife - amzn.to/3SfjL7z Flashlight - amzn.to/46d6fam Compact umbrella - amzn.to/4693DdP Orthotic insoles - amzn.to/46bAluW Luggage scale - amzn.to/4danaN2 House slippers - amzn.to/46kr3go Nite light - amzn.to/4d8bdrj (affiliate links) Here are 21 more things under $50 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH2zqpuJgayqhbs

[@Cos_Tycho]

I think I am being silly, but I couldn't find the link to the electric shaver! What is the make and model please?

[@BrockMcGoff]

@@Cos_Tychosorry about that! It’s discontinued but if you search for “wahl life proof” you’ll find similar options.

[@Cos_Tycho]

@@BrockMcGoff thanks very much. I shall do. PS, I love your videos, keep up the good work.

[@davido3258]

Hi, what color belt is that in the video?

[@sebastianflores8462]

hi brock could i get the link for the other knifes as well?

[@anonymousotter6455]

This feels like talking to that one chill uncle who only visits during the holidays and gives you and ur siblings 50 bucks before leaving

[@BrockMcGoff]

That might be the sweetest thing anyone’s ever said to me ☺️

[@Laz3rCat95]

@@johndong7524 It's a gift, given out of kindness. It's not something you're owed. You're not entitled to someone else's money. They should just be grateful the uncle gave them any at all, because he's not obligated to.

[@chevaldodavidson1361]

Agreed

[@mamud12j]

Love this!🤣

[@freebyrdwins]

“So you’ve turned 30 yo” the video. I feel you, man.

[@kapar3872]

Its scary that Im only 19 and still interested

[@prinzexisalowqualityytber]

im a 14 year old, im strating to get worried

[@Rojomanzana438]

29 here, getting ready

[@Noe_]

im not 30 - i'm a shrimp

[@highlander2319]

19 going on to 30 lmao

[@neoey]

Betterhelp sponsorship is meh, Video is Good.

[@octolockg5059]

Yeah, when KZbinrs across all forms of content (even beauty gurus and van lifers) all do the same sponsors, you know it's not a good product. Most good products speak for themselves.

[@FRD-HDD]

Outright shameful

[@maximiliandeisz2961]

Esp with the hook of ocd running in the family

[@MozzarellaBasket]

4:46

[@kalan_i]

@@MozzarellaBasket lifesaver

[@YungBosko]

I recently bought a new pillow for about 50$ and it really did have a big impact, having a quality pillow just elevates your sleeping experience and kinda improves your life. It shocked me at first but now that i think of it, it makes sense because you literally use it to start en end your day.

[@MaestroMvn]

What pillow did you get?

[@kevintao1735]

I'd recommend against plastic water bottles and instead go for glass or stainless steel. Even BPA-free bottles basically replaced BPA with other, less studied chemicals that will end up leaching into the water and end up in your body. Add to that all the recent news on microplastics found in our bodies and in the environment, I think the best idea is just to avoid plastic whenever there are practical alternatives available.

[@DocMulholland]

This. I was going to write a similar post and couldn't have said it better.

[@ladygagarocks21]

Agreed. Over the last few years I have phased out all plastic from my kitchen and replaced with glass and stainless steel

[@MrCraftingchannel]

Also, plastic water bottles don't have thermal insulation. I live in a hot place and drinking room temp water doesn't really do it for me

[@jimbojimbo6873]

You can pay for them I ain’t

[@prettyboishah2898]

What stainless steel water do you recommend...

[@zachsimsphoto5344]

The biggest change in my life has been an electric shaver. I am bald, and it was such a chore to shave my head everyday. Now I can shave my face and head in three minutes as part of a standard shower with no cleanup. It's a game changer.

[@RealMuperSan]

Which shaver do you use?

[@benjamintravis6606]

I’m curious too. My beard destroys razors and the electric shavers I’ve tried too fast. I’ve gone to double edge and they seem to be the best for me but went back to just having a beard and a buzz cut every three weeks. I use a razor for details only. It would be nice to have another option.

[@klausstock8020]

I used to use Braun, but Braun stopped to deliver a really close shave maybe 15 years ago. Panasonic did deliver. But blades and foils for my Panasonic are getting harder to buy, and more experience, year by year. I'm a bit special. My skin can tolerate a beard only for a limited time. I'm 56 years old now, and "beard" is now a week, max, before I need to shave. Naturally, my skin hates shaving. Shaving every day is...well, not as bad as not shaving for ten days, but it's not really fun either. Luckily, shaving once or twice a week looks reasonably good on me. As long as I wear t-shirts, formal shirts are a different story. What I liked about the latest Braun I tried was that my skin had no problems with the shaving process. It was just that I couldn't wear a formal shirt with a necktie without getting mad. The shave just wasn't close enough. Probably less of an issue today; at 56 years of age, people now often respect me without a necktie.

[@willg7836]

Some favorites: Cast iron pan Crocs "On the Clock Clogs" for indoor slipper wear - to avoid any kitchen related injuries Foam gel inserts 32 oz water bottle Multipack of "Multi-Functional Melamine Foam Cleaner" - just Mr. Clean Magic Eraser without the brand name Valet tray

[@jeanlucdecoster]

Number one thing I would add is a gym membership. It’s not exactly a “thing” but most gyms offer a membership for like $25-$30. Or a little bit nicer ones, maybe $49. Boom. 45 minutes a few times a week and a year later you’re life is much different

[@BrockMcGoff]

Great addition!

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Or you can do calisthenics

[@wsabi7375]

I never realised, but now i do and understand how much i NEEDED a channel like this. This is the perfect minimalist vibe Thankyou youtube for recommending me this channel and thank YOU for awesome content like this

[@GarrettTaira]

That belt is the MVP - went from 145 - 105 and this is the only piece on clothing that still fits lol

[@nickcolosanti5015]

105 as an adult male can not be healthy..

[@khanleoun]

@@nickcolosanti5015depends how tall he is 🧐

[@lf2334]

That is pretty concerning. If it's a health issue, I hope you get better. If not, you really should put some weight on. Please don't take that to be rude. You should really consider it though.

[@pizza.doctor]

​@@nickcolosanti5015it was probably kilograms

[@mikkel3912]

105?

[@TheKnobCalledTone.]

Can confirm that a good quality umbrella is a worthwhile investment. After years of buying 3 or 4 cheap dollar store umbrellas every winter, I bought a brand name one about 10 years ago for around $25. I still have that umbrella to this day and it's never let me down.

[@nabeelrafique7166]

Don't leave us hanging! The umbrella's brand name & model please!

[@lucasallencourt]

The brand?

[@danielruiz2865]

Need the name of that awesome Umbrella my friend, pleaseee!! 🙂

[@TioMogi]

​@@danielruiz2865 DAVEK is a goated umbrella company. Insane quality. I picked up a solo, a duet, and an elite. One in the car (duet, big enough to share if needed), one in the office (solo, small enough to put in my work bag when needed), and one at the front door (elite, large full size more formal).

[@TioMogi]

​@@nabeelrafique7166 see my above comment

[@syahidisafian]

Never thought I need this type of content until now, interesting content. Calming voice too, is a bonus

[@GauravSingh-ku5xy]

Hey Brock. Your channel has been one of the most useful channels I've known. It started with dressing sense and now I just use your advice in many little details in life. Thanks a lot buddy.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Wow, thanks!

[@KennyLiang]

Paying for therapy has been a huge help - hesitant at first (w stigma) but has been ironing out traits, habits, and though processes for less anxiety

[@jacobporter419]

Betterhelp is a scam though, they've been caught selling user data time and time again A few other companies do this but nothing gets as personal as information you provide for therapy!

[@PKJSR]

Instead of purchasing longer charging cables, I recommend using an extension board. Charging cables carry DC current, which is more susceptible to loss than AC, leading to slower charging. To mitigate this, the cable would need to be thicker and have lower resistance. Furthermore, replacing an extension board is much more cost-effective than replacing a charger. An added benefit is if the extension board includes surge protection.

[@TxmmyBeats]

0:52 that shirt looks brand new 😮 insane value for the money

[@tylermarcum1307]

Fountain Pen ink and journal to me are the most life changing

[@CookingWithJackDaniels]

Lamy Safari and a high quality, medium-sized journal are a great investment

[@Mff21]

Hilariously, I told my wife I desired all wooden hangers in order to better support the clothing I have in my closet. 6 months ago, she bought me a 30 set of wooden hangers.

[@manwiththeredface7821]

1. A USB charging hub. Charge everything (smartphone, flashlight, wireless earphones, smartwatch etc.) at once and be done with it for the day. 2. A tiny keychain Swiss Army knife. It has the small blade AND (depending on the model) small screwdrivers, nailfile, tweezers, scissors, bottle opener, some even have a ballpoint pen and it's really comfortable to use. I recommend the Victorinox Rambler or the Midnite Manager. 3. Similarly a tiny keychain flashlight (I carry the Olight i1R 2 EOS). This and the keychain SAK are perfect for most urban needs and you won't even have to think about them because your keychain is always nearby anyway. 4. A small EDC pouch (small enough to fit on your belt) with your ID, debit card, small bandages, some spare change and emergency contacts.

[@paulofcam]

Loved the video. Straight to the point, no long intro. All great products. Keep it up man

[@janryl9659]

Good mouse for my PC. wired great sensor accurate i can work with 4000dpi and move my hand only a little so even if i work long hours my wrist is perfectly fine.

[@dr1dikea]

Before I even watched, I was looking for a video to watch and this seems absolutely perfect. Thanks from 2:45AM

[@kiasax2]

Well done! The braided belt is a perfect match. I've got 2 of them and they're great for 99.9% of my needs. The hanger ideas are correct, 100% of the time. Clothes costly, it just makes sense to protect them. Every tip makes sense. Sgi which is Cherokee for thank you, oh and yeah, I'm a Cherokee.

[@JPLewcun]

For me definitely a tiny keychain victorinox penknife and screwdriver/ pen, scissors. Also a keychain olight AAA led penlight

[@Martin_Edmondson]

Those scissors are amazing, much more convenient than a knife.

[@TheSaiyanKing]

Electric Lint Remover - it's like a pool of eternal youth for sweaters and beanies.

[@BrockMcGoff]

So true, my wife was just using one on her sweaters today!

[@lf2334]

Which one do you use? I got one on Amazon for $10-$15 and it does nothing. It always has thread in it after using it, but I never see a difference on the sweater.

[@TheSaiyanKing]

@@lf2334 I use a Philips one. You do need to pass it over the fabric a few times to make it work properly.

[@KraskoKidFit]

Brock is literally the cool older brother we all wish we had. Thanks for the info brother🤘🏻

[@fufufuaru]

I have both a tan and black braided belts. They go great with most of my wardrobe, even the colored pieces

[@jannisdavidzwahlen]

An alternative to only the knive would be a small Swiss Army knive, some are really small but still manage to fit a pair of scissors inside and boy do they come in handy sometimes🙂

[@morgancicchiello7568]

just found you bro love your content and production quality and no nonsens vidieos keep it up

[@BrockMcGoff]

I appreciate that!

[@leokeller]

I really enjoyed watching this video! Great production quality and amazing to listen to. Thank you!

[@Theo-ul8qm]

Speaking about saving money - just one point about the sponsor of this video. In some countries, in mcluding where I live, you can get very good in-person (or via zoom) therapy services for less than BetterHelp charges. Therapy takes time, so an extra $10 per session ends up making a big difference if you do it for years. No hate on them, maybe for US standards their prices are competitive, but I'm sure in many countries you'll be better off just visiting a therapist in person.

[@bashertarr2769]

I carry the same spyderco knife and love it. I recommend pairing it with the Nitecore Tiki GTD for an EDC light. It’s about the same length as the knife and incredibly useful for an occasional use pocket light.

[@BrockMcGoff]

I’m gonna check that out!

[@perkmaster979]

This video was perfect! I am surpised i haven't found this channel sooner. Got ypurself a subscriber

[@BrockMcGoff]

Awesome, thank you!

[@perkmaster979]

@BrockMcGoff can you do more similar series.. like under 50$ tech products.. kitchen...room...travel... etc. I like channels that show these kinds of products accessible to all. High tech pricey tech is cool but whats the point if we cant afford it.

[@enriqueflimberger]

Victorinox Classic SD is still cheap (less than US$30), but offers so much more funcionality than that knife you are carrying.

[@mai9]

You should try a reverse umbrella. The one you showed on the video leaves the wet side of the textile outside and you get wet when you touch it, the reverse umbrella leaves the water inside when folded.

[@isaackvasager9957]

Sounds gross.

[@markviking98]

i recently purchased a grayl water bottle. its keeps the liquids the same (roughly) same temp the liquids poored into it. its strong, seems durable, not plastic. 16oz loop bottle is $30. the 32oz takes two hands to up, which is annoying, but same quality and twice the size

[@iagoluz01]

Finally someone mentioning Contigo, nice video Brock 😊

[@BrockMcGoff]

You’re part of the Contigo fam?? Niice 🤝

[@iagoluz01]

@@BrockMcGoff Yes, I've been using their products for years, never looked elsewhere

[@tonycobb4562]

Orthotics!!!! Yes!!! I work at a red wing shoes and my job everyday convincing blue collar workers to invest in themselves. Glad to see this because it’s nice to pass on external resources to my customers.

[@VicFlange]

Excellent information, thanks.

[@rolandos8758]

I bought a cheap $20 Temu backpack for work and its been a game changer for me

[@carpepedes3520]

Thank you for covering all these - esp. house slippers! I’ve been looking for a good warm pair that’s machine washable. I will have to try the Luca brand out. And i love Bombas socks. Oh and nice feet btw (liked and subscribed)!🦶🏼😅

[@setharnold9764]

I love my three meter USB charging cables. It's awesome for those hotels that have only one outlet on the other side of the room. I recommend the global entry instead of precheck: you get precheck as part of it and near-zero lines coming back to the United States. There's a chance your credit card covers the cost.

[@wsdelirious]

Legit one of my favorite purchases ever has got to be an extended mirror to put on top of my cars rear view mirror. Mine was relatively narrow and I couldn’t see my blind spots, but this new one just clamps right onto the front and now I have a full view of my back seats and blind spots, got it about 4 years ago for around $25 on Amazon I think

[@iancredible01]

A rechargeable handheld fan. You can get really good ones under for under $30. They have saved my life so many times😩

[@mikael_tan]

Getting a shoe with a wide toe box will do wonders for your health, much more than insoles. I recommend anyone experiencing foot pain/lower body pain to look into it.

[@prettyboishah2898]

What shoe brands do you recommend?

[@mikael_tan]

@@prettyboishah2898 it depends which country you're currently residing. There are plenty of options in the states. I currently live in canada and i have purchased from vivobarefoot. I also had my aunt bring me a pair of flux footwear when she visited from the states. Been wearing them for all of summer and they work great. I got these brands from a website called "anya's reviews". I also saw a few brands on my ads and on youtube. I recommend looking up reviews to see what fits your needs. For a starter pair, crocs are good because theyre widely available. I first learned of barefoot shoes through squat university's youtube channel and my life has changed. My plantar fasciitis is gone, pain at the big toe is gone, ankle and knee pain have been reduced and my lower back and hips are stronger. I have also managed to reduced my ingrown toenail. It's crazy how much better i'm walking and i honestly recommend everyone to give them a try. Start off small, with a wide toe box before you go zero drop, because it may hurt you when you're walking on concrete with no cushioning, while wearing a barefoot shoe with zero drop (check out flux shoes. Altra running also has good cushioning for running, but imo the goal should be less cushioning outside sportd). Good luck ! 😊

[@mega-nuke1587]

I've been wanting to get some myself but I never know what brands to look at lol

[@mikael_tan]

@@mega-nuke1587 check out squat university on youtube for more insight and just google barefoot shoes for a list of shoes. make sure to research what you need because all shoes are different and each person has different needs. good luck!

[@mikael_tan]

@@prettyboishah2898 look up some barefoot shoes reviews on google and get what suits your needs. good luck!

[@Janon48]

The little keychain Swiss Army knives are my go to. The knife and scissors are excellent quality

[@theonlybuster]

Great list! Very sensible and well thought out. I was always skeptible of "premium" boxers until I mistakenly bought a $13 pair that were on sale for $8. Since then I've been converted. But as you said, just because a pair of boxers exceeds $10 doesn't mean they're great for everyone. 32Degrees Mesh Boxers is my favorite budget premium brand. Separate is another one I've recently become fond of. Contigo is a superb budget brand for water bottles AND travel coffee mugs. I also love how easy they are to clean/wash. I like the idea of a mini pocket knife on a keychain, but having been stopped by over zealous TSA agents, I quickly abandoned this as I've had to part ways with these many knives on more than one occasion even after showing that the blade was much less than 2-inches.

[@orlandodasilva2529]

Two items in and you already mentioned my go to t shirt and belt haha

[@jesusa7042]

Thank you! seriously never thought about the socks, underwear, and storing winter clothes 🤌🏼

[@arnav_1290r]

I just discovered your channel, i love your practicality!

[@1eparry]

A Zojirushi travel thermos for coffee. Hands down the best travel mug I’ve ever used and lasts forever. I’m also a big fan of insoles but I’ve been enjoying the Fulton ones best recently. They have real cork so I feel like they form to my foot nicely.

[@junegrainger8481]

I have a zojirushi travel flask which i have used for 10 years. Keeps hot drinks very hot. Expensive though.

[@PoopyW]

I like the Swiss Victorinox nail care 580 "knife". Great for on the go. $38 Also comes with a toothpick

[@Janiprox]

I discovered a similar water bottle about a year ago at Decathlon (a French sporting goods store chain) that's also isothermic! 15€. I use it every day. If I fill it with ice, it'll still be there the following day. I love it.

[@XanderThatGuy]

this video is genuinely good and not trying to sell me overpriced junk i don’t need like all the other product recommendation videos

[@loganweiler5787]

Loving these gear videos Brock!

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad to hear it!

[@prestonradtke222]

Those mesh bags with the holes in it that you put your dirty socks into in the wash/dryer.

[@MartinParnham]

Would also add, a clothes brush. You don’t need one of those horsehair jobs for £50 or whatever as you can pick up a decent wooden one for about £20. Mine doubles as a shoehorn, which is handy. Also, wooden shoe trees.

[@tatibynati]

Hi, Brock! I've been watching your videos for a while. I know they are ment for guys, but I don't know, I always learn something that I apply to myself. So thanks! Keep making awesome content as usual 😄

[@BrockMcGoff]

So glad to hear that, thank you!

[@jadendupree]

Inl really appreciate videos like these... thank you.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad you like them!

[@alekseymazurkevich]

Why using umbrella when good raincoat has the same size folded, but really helps even during the wind and you have both your hands free

[@BrockMcGoff]

Where I live it rains during the hot part of the year, so coats aren’t a good option. Also, a raincoat doesn’t keep your head/hair dry, or the kid you’re holding/walking with.

[@Karan-Aujla]

Look like dork

[@davidcox3076]

I have a tiny Gerber knife. Fits in the watch pocket of my jeans or the change pocket in my wallet. I also have a USB-chargeable Streamlight on my key chain. Both are very handy.

[@daniel0atk]

My favorite tshirts are Carhartt ones, specifically the midweight. They can be a little pricey for t-shirts but they're so worth it.

[@bladefearawksttm]

Here's an alternative to men who have uneven hairs like me who cannot enjoy the benefits of an electric shaver : get a women's razor like gillete venus razor its super smooth, no knicks and cuts unlike disposable razor, and it shaves cleaner than an electric shaver especially with uneven hair growth. Only thing I would say over circular or rounded parts of the area you're shaving you might not get it all in one shave sometimes, but hey it gets the job done clean & safe.

[@alimfuzzy]

I travel a lot, and a non-metal belt has helped quite a bit for customs.

[@antonio_carvalho]

My thoughts and prayers are with you, as you opened an umbrella indoors.

[@davisssamuel]

I recommend a getting a vacuum insulated water bottle. It keeps your cold drinks cold and your hot drinks hot for hours! I got a Yeti and it was 100% worth every penny I spent, especially in those cold winter months.

[@BrockMcGoff]

Yeti’s are nice!

[@Renatiux84]

That mini spyderco is amazing!

[@BrockMcGoff]

I love it!

[@ahwhite2022]

I hate stretchy belts. Stretch prevents a belt from doing its job. Haven't found underwear at the price point of Tommy John that comes close to Tommy John. Best and easiest place to get matching wood hangers on the cheap is usually Ikea. Added bonus is they're the retailers most likely to still have the same type of hangers available 5 or 10 years later. Your mileage may vary. Use only as directed.

[@LRflex]

100% agree with matching hangers. Just did my closet with 1 style of velvet rose gold hanger and it looks so much better and the clothes sit way nicer together so less wrinkles

[@achraftahir]

Very useful video. How about some summer outfit ideas for the next one

[@thenotoriousstg]

Hey Brock. Great video again! Love the content. Keep it coming!

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thanks! Will do!

[@Racoon-Man]

I strongly agree with the watch, a pair of good shoes and socks. One of the first things I bought after getting my job was a pair of shoes (not too expensive though) and socks. One of the best purchases I made at that time of my life.

[@DJCROOKSLA]

I agree with the watch. I got a Casio ae1200, and love it.

[@ralfbettker-cuza7432]

A Victorinox pocket knife (called Manager) for around €25. Two knives, two screwdrivers, toothpick, scissors, even a ballpen included (which I always forget). Especially when you have little kids (mine are teenagers now) and have to change those batteries of their toys all the time - the screwdrivers are indispensable!

[@chriscon8463]

I love the Manager! It’s a great combination of small size & utility. I’ve got it on my key ring along with my Olight i1r.

[@subspace666]

something i find very useful is buying and carrying a second wallet. one for extra cash , papers , id's, credit cards, licenses and other stuff you do not need that often. and carry an other for everyday use like with a little money and a banking card you use most. the few times i lost my wallet was after using it like leaving it on counter or missing your back pocket, example is part of your shirt goes in your pocket and it pulls the pocket out later.

[@Ratgibbon]

Instead of the Casio F105W I recommend the W86. It has the same electroluminescent backlight, it has higher water resistance at 50m and its strap is also more supple.

[@pigpuddle1]

A few thoughts: 1) Would not recommend BetterHelp. I understand the convenience and cost, but their business practices have not been kosher. Psychology Today has a huge network of psychotherapists for literally every need, and though you may pay more, it's worth it. Speaking as the brother of a psychotherapist and someone who's been in therapy for many years. 2) I understand what you're saying about Contigo--but my toddler was able to destroy my Contigo, and so far my Hydroflasks are standing strong. So I'll stick with Hydroflask. 3) People, please don't put supima cotton tees in the dryer. You'll shorten their lifespan exponentially. I find the Airism shirts are better from Uniqlo, anyway. 4) 100% on good socks and underwear. Unless you're doing extremely physically demanding labour, paying a bit more upfront for comfort, sweat-wicking, durability is so much better. Not to mention most of the good brands of each have dependable warranties.

[@JPLewcun]

Definitely the tiny olight AAA keychain light and penknife (I have a victorinox). Thanks for the post! Keep them coming!

[@phillip_reynolds]

Great video, Brock. I also want a hoverboard!

[@BrockMcGoff]

One day 🤞🏼

[@Mff21]

Not $50, but you never know if you catch a good deal, a travel steamer. A good portable/travel clothing steamer goes a long way. If you take a few neutral colored polos, tees, and a white or light blue OCBD shirt, and avoid sweating, you can expand your travel wardrobe for a good week. My spring and summer travel tops breakdown, (1) navy polo shirt, (3) tees - black, white, sky blue - works against my skin tone, (1) light blue OCBD shirt.

[@PraetorianCuber]

I just discovered you and found out that your height and weight/measurements are super identical to mines! Super excited to binge all your videos after recently starting my journey into formal menswear

[@BrockMcGoff]

Glad you found me!

[@98260]

Best Investment for me is having sharp knives, A decent leather strop with compound and a whetstone from shapton or worksharp. Having a sharp knife makes cooking tasks so much easier.

[@clee8306]

Flossers also got me to floss every day. That, along with an electric toothbrush, and my dentist says my teeth look great every time. 10/10 would recommend.

[@GorillaBiscuitz]

Believe it or not, the solid color George brand t-shirts from Walmart are the best I've ever worn. They're $5 and I have a dozen of them.

[@alisadim81]

Thank you Brock for all the info Wishing you the best

[@BrockMcGoff]

Same to you!

[@Nick-wj1bb]

I enjoyed watching this video! If i had any suggestions i would say adding timelines with the different topics/items you talk about!

[@chrisbreidenbaugh3697]

I've been into Anson Belts lately. Bought their belt hanger/organizer for $25. Very convenient, keeps the belts straight. Holds four Anson belts.

[@anishsaurav]

I bought a braided belt back in 2014, still using it in 2024. 😅😬

[@kub8675]

Alum powder. If you get canker sores frequently it’s the best thing you can buy. Just rub some on the sore as soon as you start to notice it and it will be gone much sooner and hurt way less.

[@benjaminmartin3054]

So glad I found your channel... great job on this video. Ben

[@BrockMcGoff]

Thanks, Ben!

[@josegurrola9021]

Ik you dont like them but Hydroflask is easily my most used item since I bought it 4 years ago. 40 oz so its a bit clunky but honestly the sweet spot for amount of water I drink over a workday or out playing sports. If you dont care too much about looks buy a open box one or one that has a dent already. I mean your already gonne be tossing it around lol. Just put a sticker over the dent and ur good

[@pilotkaboom2974]

I bought a couple Stanleys years ago, the 22oz push button ones before they got expensive and "cool". Great bottles really.

[@jouwenlee7829]

Contigo water bottle is durable. Seeing my father-in-law using it daily and the hook broke and pushed on until the some mechanism finally gave up due to age, after like 5+ years. However, I don't like that one can't throughly clean evey inch of the botyle as you can't dismantle all parts for brushing. I came across the laboratory analysis on water bottle and mould growth by CNA Insider titled 'Is you reusable water bottle a hotbed for harmful bacteria & mould? " The other recommendation you have is good. Thanks and haooy weekend.

[@thomascrownbuerger]

As someone guilty of not exercising best practices, is there a best method for cleaning? Soaking the whole thing in vinegar water?

[@sharpenrightservicesllc]

Everyone makes fun of my Casio DW5600E. I love that watch! Love your list here. Thanks for sharing!

[@BrockMcGoff]

That’s a classic watch!

[@알카라즈-l1u]

Great products and tips

[@06m61a0432]

I would recommend to get Global Entry for people who travel abroad, Its $20 more but totally worth the money. It also includes TSA pre. So its a win-win. Saves a lot of time at the Immigration.

[@himynameisryan]

Yeah there’s no way I’m swapping out my Apple Watch Ultra for one of those watches Yes I have to charge it But I just put it on the charger when I’m in the shower every other day and except that I wear it 24/7 It tracks my sleep and it helped me fix my sleep schedule And I love seeing notifications on it cause I don’t even have to pull my phone out often, unless something important happens. Also im Australian, lots of swimming is important and I love being able to track it Water bottle I have a ridiculously overpriced water bottle called the hidrate spark pro (1L version)

[@UncleWill1957]

Great video, Brock. My go to instead of slippers at home are Oofos flip flops... incredibly comfortable.... I literally have them on all day and night while i'm home.

[@joepiekl]

Can I just say, Philips is the way to go for electric toothbrushes. I've had two Braun ones in the past and both failed after a few years. The Philips is still going strong after 6 and is much better quality in the first place. The cleaning is better and it needs charging way less often. I also use the pickers, but I feel bad every time I do because it's so much disposable plastic.

[@thomascrownbuerger]

I was recently researching this as I retired my Oral-B some months ago just prior to a vacation. I'm not sure how many years I had it; probably close to 10. I wound up getting the Sonicare 4100 this time around to try something new, though both seem to be well-loved by their respective camps. I didn't love it from the start.... which was my fault. It has a 'sensitive' setting, which apparently is its default setting. Fortunately it was either the second or third time using it I hit the power button during brushing and the normal setting kicked in. That sucker vibrates your skull. Which is really the main difference: Oral-B for more spinning with a round head; Sonicare for a vibrating, somewhat traditional albeit smaller oval head.

[@TOTHEFACE333]

So true about the plastic waste on picks. I used to be one of those people but I encourage others to give normal floss another try! It's really not that bad!

[@thomascrownbuerger]

There’s a few brands that make biodegradable picks. The ones I bought are from Smartlife made of Straw Wheat.