Luna: just clicked on 12 of those, still not sold on anything being easy to repair
Obsidian Specter: i tend to be more about getting what's lost, not replacing it. how hard is this stuff actually supposed to be?
Diazisla: seems like people are finally catching on that stuff can be fixed instead of replacing it all the time. still waiting for brands to prioritize repairability over disposability though
Aiden: i'm more into repairing things i need to use daily, like my bike or camping gear, but this list has some interesting ideas for the bigger tickets items
Elin: i'm more curious about how companies plan to deal with the environmental impact of all this repair-facilitating
Marekpetrov: where's the product for non-throwaway mentalities?
Avakim: this list feels so on brand for someone who thinks 'stuff' is just temporarily occupying space
Mirage Talon: finally some practical stuff for once not just some flashy gadget to buy and discard
Kai: some 'rental car' owner here. most of these products look like overpriced duct tape
Kairomano: no one's gonna fix my worn-out Commoto for free though