how long do you think they would last
1143604
I have had mine for over 8 months and still good. I guess it depends on how much you use them. There are good tires.
354437
I believe they don't have an expiration on them. They seem to last forever.
1292882
I've only had mine for about 2 months, so I can't speak for how long they last. Fortunately, no issues thus far with them.
1036655
Exactly 167 years, 5 months, 28 days, 4 hours, 37 minutes.I'm kidding. I have no idea, but it would seem that with proper care they should last a few years. :)
1845927
they do not last as long as i would like them to last. I am using them a lot quicker then ever before.
1131299
At the very, very least, one year, if not more. I would actually guess 2-3 years.
1510909
They last ok.. Like 4-5 hours.. I mean they were literally $1 each-) so the quality matches the price-)
1325989
Haven't tried it...but I think they would be ok for a short period of time...not sure about an hour.
162791
Hard to say how long they will last as that depends on the surface of the floor (the smoother the longer they will last, the rougher, the quicker they will wear, think of sand paper wearing them down). Ours are 6 months old on stools used at a kitchen island on a new smooth hardwood floor, so slid multiple times per day and so far they look almost as good as new, with slight crushing, but that would be expected with felt from day one when it gets compressed the first time. For the price, and how they are holding up so far I would recommend them. Take it for what it is worth, but I am an electrical engineer who works with electrical and non-electrical consumer products. Hard to say how long they will last as that depends on the surface of the floor (the smoother the longer they will last, the rougher, the quicker they will wear, think of sand paper wearing them down). Ours are 6 months old on stools used at a kitchen island on a new smooth hardwood floor, so slid multiple times per day and so far they look almost as good as new, with slight crushing, but that would be expected with felt from day one when it gets compressed the first time. For the price, and how they are holding up so far I would recommend them. Take it for what it is worth, but I am an... » Read More Hard to say how long they will last as that depends on the surface of the floor (the smoother the longer they will last, the rougher, the quicker they will wear, think of sand paper wearing them down). Ours are 6 months old on stools used at a kitchen island on a new smooth hardwood floor, so slid multiple times per day and so far they look almost as good as new, with slight crushing, but that would be expected with felt from day one when it gets compressed the first time. For the price, and how they are holding up so far I would recommend them. Take it for what it is worth, but I am an electrical engineer who works with electrical and non-electrical consumer products. « Show Less
980681
I haven't kept them more than a month because they're gone by then, but I think if you keep the lid on tight they should last for a few months, maybe more.
2106382
I only purchased them about 6 months ago so I cannot tell how long they will last. I highly recommend them because they work great and is very well made.
2089070
They should last you about three months. I am just now replacing the black and the color is still at 70%. But I would say they are on the minimal side.
763181
I think technically they can last up to 6 months with proper/gentle sanitation practices, although it will become quite obvious when its time for a new one because they will start to disintegrate a bit...
1287283
As long as you store it properly without folding or crushing, I think they will last for years. Very similar to the ones I grew up with and lasted 3 to 5 years with mild use.
500044
You know I'm not sure but they are not terribly sturdy, altho I love them... I've had them drop and crack so as not to be usable..bummer.. So it's not likely an item that will last a long,long time.
953543
MIne are lasting quite a long time. Sseveral years and on for as much as 12 hrs per day.
1325988
I think they might survive for a while, but I wouldn't count on it.... they don't seem to be designed for that.