The BIFL List

US terms, read 31 October 2026

Lifetime warranties, read and compared

Every term below was read on from the maker's own page

A "lifetime" warranty is almost always limited. It usually covers defects in materials and workmanship, not wear, loss, misuse or accidents, and "lifetime" is often defined as the product's usable life, or for as long as the first buyer owns it. Some makers need a receipt, some do not transfer to a second owner, and some charge for shipping or a fee.

So quote the maker's wording, not the headline. Each card gives the term in the maker's words, what the page says is and is not covered, and a link to the page itself. "Not stated" means the page we read says nothing on that point, not that the maker has no rule. Terms change, so check the source page before you rely on one. These are US consumer terms; other countries often differ.

36 makers are here. Makers marked as having a pick have a product on this list; the warranty does not decide what we list, and this page carries no affiliate links.

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Lifetime or life-of-product terms

The maker uses the word lifetime, or a phrase that means it. Read the definition each one gives. (23 makers)

Long terms that are not lifetime, or only partly

These are often quoted as lifetime warranties. The maker's own page says otherwise or limits it to some products. (13 makers)

How this was read

Each row was read on 31 October 2026 from the maker's own US page, nothing signed in and no form submitted. Makers whose pages we could not read in full are left out rather than guessed. Search summaries were used only to find the page, never as a source. Quote the source page and its date, and tell us if a maker has changed its terms.