Great durability, but as others have said
594488
Great durability, but as others have said. Beware the sizing (must be European sizing) because I've been wearing a 34 x 32 wrangler for work for 13 years and it's a prefect comfortable fit. I read the reviews and got the 36 x 32 just in case and they fit like a 30 x 32 Levi. I'm gonna probably stick to Levi from now on. ...damn shame because I like carhartt durability.
3926937
I just received them so I can not really rate its performance and durability. I can only say that as of yet, I have no issues with item. Keep in mind that I've only had this for less than a week & ive only uses it twice. After a months worth of use, I'd be able to give a real review.
817872
I've had mine a year and it has taken quite a beating on a regular basis and is still in pretty good shape. Mine has gone thru at least two wind storms and been completely taken away by wind at least once. I didn't have it secured down as good as I should have. Other than a couple small holes in the cover from being ran into some trees, it is still in great shape. No structural damage. Frame appears to be solid and it folds up and down with no issues with just one person. I plan on getting another one in the other color. It's the right size to keep in my trunk with some fold out chairs. I have no problem recommending this item. I'm not sure if some of the other reviewers got duds, but mine is great.
2107099
Some reviewers have complained about durability problems with the Wayfarer Liteforce frames. Mine have been extremely durable. I sweat a lot, and my sweat tends to destroy things (iPods, earbuds, etc) and the finish on my Liteforce frames looks like new after more than a year of nearly daily hard wear.

I once set my Wayfarer Liteforce sunglasses down on the floor (no other handy place to put them) as I finished setting up my bike for my morning commute. I thought to myself that it was a bad idea, but it was just going be for a second. You can probably guess what happened next, I stomped pretty hard on them. I expected them to be a total loss, but when I picked them up off the floor, I learned the metal temples have a breakaway feature, one earpiece simply broke away from the frame. I snapped it back in place, and there was no indication anything had happened, and the frames continue to function flawlessly to this day.

The lenses, on the other hand, haven't fared quite as well. I scratched one pair of lenses, and after replacing them, I noticed recently the coating on the second set has started to bubble/flake near the edge of the frame. It might be from my caustic sweat, but I'd be happier with the lenses if they were a bit more durable.

However, overall. I'm extremely happy with the way these sunglasses look, fit and perform. The optics are great, to my eye, they have a great classic Wayfarer look with a slight high-tech twist, and they are super, super light and comfortable. And, as I mentioned, the frames at least are very durable. Knocking off one star for lenses that I think could be a bit more durable.
2817896
Very similar to the ULAK cases. Super durable however the downside is that the great durability makes it difficult to remove and the clasps holding it together break easily. Tip: Make sure you're phone is clean, has a screen protector, and anything else you want on it before you put the case on. Once it is on, DO NOT take it off unless you're ready to buy a new one.
1238969
I've had a few of these over a few years. The only thing that could be improved is my own clumsiness. If you drop them on concrete, they may or may not hold up to the abuse. After several drops, you cannot expect them to last too long.
4213277
I waited to write this review because durability is key with an item like this. After just over 1 year, outdoor on the western side of the house with full sunlight the cover looks basically the same as new.

Pros:
Durability -  excellent at 1 year
Size, measurements were accurate and fits well on my grill which slightly shorter but slightly deeper than my grill.
Waterproof, water does bead up on the outside, but the grill has not mildewed. The material seems as though it breathes.
Bird poop rinses of in rain or with water.

Cons: (more of a suggestion)
Use a restraining strap (bungie chord) or it will blow away
1869085
I love the durability. It's one of the most durable since otterbox does not make one for this phone. My main problem is that the clip for my belt is weak and sometimes falls off when I get into he truck. Also, it's deigned such that you have to use it on the left side. Trust me, I've tried everything I can think of. Furthermore it's awkward to unclip the phone and maneuver your hand to catch the phone so it doesn't fall to the ground.
All in all its a great case, but these are my 3 largest issues with it. I might be modifying it soon with epoxy and a drimel
4916579
These pegboards are great, and can even interlock with others of the same type which making doing large projects a snap! The downside? In my experience, after use some of the pegboards will begin to bend and become distorted- instead of laying flat like the others. That makes them harder to connect and a hassle to iron (seeing as the distortion will cause some of the beads to be 'higher' than the others.) So, no, I wouldn't recommend anyone to buy these if they want something durable and to last.
2846455
They are better than most shoes that I've purchased for this cost in this style.  I tend to go through about 2 pairs a year.  Each time it's something different that breaks with them also.  The first thing I do is remove the little cloth insole, and put in Superfeet.  There is still a cardboard like insole over the bare rubber in the shoe.  How do I know it's bare rubber?  I had one of the cardboard like insoles disintegrate in the last pair of the same shoes that lasted exactly 6 months.  I've had holes come in the bottoms, I've had the top rip apart (Granted I think that's the salt from winter in vermont that ripped the top part.) They aren't a bad shoe, but they are far from my ideal shoe.  If they would just last a bit longer I'd be happier.
4212654
So far, the best and most durable shoes/boots I ever had. I am a fan of Vasque in general, and, once I bought Wasatch (higher boots) for summer hikes, I left the domain of blisters  for good. So, they are good, but these turned out to be more durable. Some years of Wasatch had issues with sole of the shoe handling sharp rocks, scree and talus in Colorado. Sole on Scree just goes through it all, and outlasted Wasatch.
Both these in 2011 and still have them. They are still waterproof. And I have used them in variety of environments:
-mud of Mississippi in daily autumn, winter and spring walks in Tennessee (so, say, 5 to 10 miles a day for four months)
-rocks of dry hills in Colorado (say, 5 miles daily for six months, ranging from dry rocks to three feet of snow, with gaiters. Yes, low shoes with gaiters)
-even 14er hike with gaiters and snowshoes in winter, with three feet of snow and postholing
-18-mile hikes in National Parks of CA Sierra and Arizona

So, that means quite a bit of tough mileage over years.
The only time I messed up was when I did not let them dry properly for a couple of days after snowy hikes in November, and the leather cracked.
I applied Aquaseal on the cracks, and I did all these 14er and National Parks since, as well as daily hikes. All in those six months since the cracks.
That should tell you how durable they are.
I bought them because of the waterproofing, and because the toes are so well protected (and the shoe itself) from stubbing and the sharp rocks.
Sole is still without visible damage (while Wasatches disintegrated after single season, but I bought new ones because the rest was so good).
As for size and toe box, I did not have any complaints about that at any point. I usually wear size 11, and I bought these at size 12. They are not loose, and I can run in them. I tend to go for wider shoes, and these ones were fine with me. I only had to break in the side of one shoe, which was slightly cutting into side of my ankle bone, but that was sorted out within couple of walks.

I saw that some buyers complained about tightness of toe box, but those were more recent purchases. I hope that Vasque was not dumb as other manufacturers of hiking equipment, and changes something just for the sake of changing, and thus ruined their best product.
But, as you can see, everything else is as good as it gets.
So, make your judgment.
4691169
After about 7 months of heavy use (walking every day, long work shifts, rain, desert, hiking, etc.) they are still holding together very well. They look like they have seen a lot, but they aren't falling apart in any way.
They are super light weight, hard to slip in, and very durable!
45580
Very durable but once its on you cant take it off without taking the back of your phone off with it. Great durability and slight stick to cling to sloped surfaces. could be better.
3072260
You can't beat a buck, great warranty and durability
3425836
I'm quite impressed with the durability. It's been up for nearly 6 months thru monsoon rains, wind (30+ mph) and snow. I used concrete anchors in my driveway and rope to hold it in place. Only issue I've seen is several of the bungee straps have stretched from strong winds and will need to be replaced. But considering the price point it's well worth it.
3182426
The first thing my dogs do with squeaky toys is destroy the squeakers.  The next thing they do is try to get the squeakers out of the toy.  I'm happy to say that, after months of abuse the squeakers are still going strong and are still in the toy.  The material has a few holes in places and is probably not the most durable material on the market but for it to survive a week, much less months, with the abuse my dogs dish out speaks volumes for the quality of this toy.  The only recommendation I have for improvement is to offer a version with a tougher outer material for really determined dogs like mine.  Even so, all the toys in the Invincibles line that I've tried have performed admirably.
3726620
I bought this in 2014 and have used it for light yard duty, and carrying weekly shopping between the house and garage (abut 50yds). I used to have a metal barrow, but that rusted away so I now buy only plastic. I bought this after good experience with a similar product some years prior, and having had good experiences with Rubbermaid products in general. That previous product, no longer manufactured, is still going strong with similar use, while the Rubbermaid model here has started cracking around the front lip, and will soon be unusable. Apart from that it has been fine, but for one design complaint : the "legs" are a little long and will drag and touch the ground on uneven terrain. I'd recommend it for use only on paved surfaces.