These are my favorite USB flash drives. I bought one about five or 10 years ago and it works like a champ. It has decent speed, is extremely durable, it just feels good in the hand. My mom had dozens of flash drives, but most were all plastic and cracked and falling apart, which is very common since most flash drive housings are very low quality. I bought her one of these, and she loves it. Whenever I go over to our house I see it please permanently on her the desk, no other flash drives in sight.

Remember one time I had a thin metal 256GB drive. It slipped out of my pocket at one point (probably when I was getting into of the car, when I was pulling out my keys) and I ended up backing over it with the car. It's a thin metal shell was sleek, and minimalist, but the whole thing got crushed and was unusable after it got ran over. I don't think I've ever ran over my gorilla Drive, but with its build quality and thick rubber housing, I have a feeling it would come out virtually unscathed.

There are plenty of other flash drives where you can get more gigabytes for your dollar, and with faster speeds but I trust the reliability of this thing. I like knowing it can be dropped, stepped on, etc. and survive like a champ. It has enough speed to meet my needs, so in my opinion, it's totally worth it.

I use these for backup on pics and other important files. I prefer using the smaller size for pics. It is easier to label each one as to it's contents and keep them like you would a photo album. My thoughts are if one goes bad, you only loose one album and not your entire collection. I also keep them in a fire proof folder for added assurance. I was pleased with the construction and feel that the cap goes on secure to prevent water from getting in. I can only hope that the fire rating is good. I have several of these and will be purchasing more as time goes on. The multi packs are best for price. I would recommend these!!

Used to create backup for phone pics and video. Cloud is great, but always want a backup for my backup[.

I purchased two of these so that I could send data to a friend in another state (I live in the USA). One lives on my keychain, the other went into the USB port on my PC. I copied over a lot of data, after which I packaged it up and sent it to my friend. The drive arrived safely, and all of the data was intact. I have three of these drives, and none of them have given me any trouble whatsoever. They are reliable, in my experience. Easy to use, and they look darn cool on my keychain.

We used to be able to purchase gorilla drives at our local big box stores, but no longer.
I bought my first gorilla drive after cheaper ones wrecked and bent.
The first gorilla drive lasted me 7 years, and I still have it, it's just very full.
Bought more, to better divide my work life, personal life and growing personal business life.
Now this is the only drive I will buy.