Let me save everyone 18+ minutes. G-Shock is a GOD tier starter watch. Nuff said

In the Air Force, I flew with my father's Hamilton A-11 watch my entire career and had it rebuilt several times over the years, but I will say the last few years I was flying bombers most of the aircrews were wearing G-Shocks and I will admit it is a damn good watch, I would say almost a perfect watch, it is tough and reliable. Right now I wear a Casio Duro because I gave my A-11 to my son when he graduated from Air Force pilot training.

I’m quite new in the watch collecting scene, and I wasn’t really a G-Shock guy, but took the plunge on an affordable entry-level black CasiOak a few months ago. It wasn’t getting much wrist time till it became a trusted companion when I spent weeks moving flats, and building Ikea furniture, and moving boxes, and drilling walls… ever since, it gained a special place in my collection.

“Patek divides, G-shock unites” - Not-So-Ancient Japanese Proverb

I picked up the 9052 right after boot camp. It survived 4 deployments and an ungodly amount of time in the field. 16 years later and I’ve replaced a battery and a band. Absolute god tier watch brand! I’ve got 4 G-Shocks now but my son will get my original because we all know it will outlast me. Great video

I’ve had 4 G’s in my adulthood: not once has the battery lasted 10 years 😂 but I have literally grown into the habit of only wearing G-Shocks when I travel, and using their back light as an actual mini flashlight to navigate hotel rooms in the middle of the night. There’s no such thing as a bad G-Shock. My 7 year old daughter is getting a white and clear Baby-G for Christmas and I can’t wait to see her open it.

My first watch was a GShock Gw6900 I'd bought for lifeguarding in college . Got me into watches and the entire game. I'm wearing my Casioak right now with a modded bezel and it still serves as my everyday beater among my various budget automatics. It is a true testament to the quality available for such an accessible price and still with such provenance in the field.

Why G-Shock? 1. Because they allow you to assemble a collection on a budget. 2. They are respected all over the world 3. They are tough as nails 4. They keep incredibly accurate time 5. They come in an infinite number of styles, sizes, and colors to meet any occasion. 6. They are fun! 7. There are many G-Shocks groups where members can sell/trade 8. They are easy to service 9. They are widely available 10. Because good value never goes out of style.

Great summary, Teddy! I have several (relatively affordable) G-Shocks, and I just love them. They are so reliable and so versatile. When G-Shock watches can motivate someone as knowledgeable as Teddy Baldassarre to use the word 'badass' as a descriptor, you know that they're in a class of their own.

As I get older I appreciate functionality and comfort more and more. A G seems to find its way onto my wrist more often than not

Can never have enough G-Shock content. Thanks Teddy!

Fantastic video, Teddy. It is hard to make sense of the vast options. I got a casioak for myself earlier this year, and immediately my wife wanted one for herself (which I bought her for her birthday) I love the watch. It looks great, you forget about it (it is light and you know it can withstand more than yourself) and should something happen to it, you did not spend a fortune on it, so no worries.

I have several watch's but since I had the experience of picking a casioak over a citizen diver I can tell you that I never ever regretted my decision..I just bought a different g shock as a treat for Xmas in bright red to add to my collection..I think it will look quite outstanding..

I admire Teddy's hustle. He's a smart, cool, hardworking dude.

Teddy, I can vouch for the toughness of G-Shock watches. I had the original in the early-mid 1980s when I was in the US Navy; I can't remember if it was the DW5000, but it was that shape. I was NOT easy on that watch! I used it for manual labor, working with air tools, handling missiles, standing watch, snorkeling, surfing, etc. It was dropped in paint, cleaned off with solvent, etc. NOTHING could kill that watch; whatever punishment I dished out to it, it came back for more! I've been a fan of the brand ever since. I now have a G7900, a GA1000, and a GA140; my next acquisition will be the GA100. I CAN'T WAIT to get it! As I write this, I have my GA1000 on; it's one of my favorites in my collection... :)

I have ten different G-Shocks in my collection, none of which cost me above $150 AUD and they all have their own unique character and design aesthetic. Casio really are horological geniuses👍

This video came at the perfect time. I’m considering buying a grey Casioak- honestly the stylish design and rich features for a price around $100 USD is impressive. My Casio Duro (on a bond nato) has been my daily wear since I moved into my new apartment this summer, and buying a g-shock to finish out the year just feels right.

“Casio G shock, they are bad ass” great quote and so true! I have the square DWM5610U and I could not be happier with it. I also have a 40 year old Casio DW 1550 that is my most venerable watch in my 20 watch collection. Casio is just awesome!

G-Shock is amazing. I am using my two-watch collection for years - Rolex OP 39 on Mon-Fri for work, G-Shock Rangeman 9400 for weekends. Very happy with that now.

Owned many from the very first to my current fav the GBX-100 - slim, good looks, colour options and the most readable digital display from Casio to date. Great basic fuctions plus highly useful step counter and tide info. Other Favs are the dual analog/digital display models like the casioak. Its great to see Casio going deeper into this concept with some great new designs. I've owned others like the Frog/mudman etc but their just too bulky and thick to wear wth jackets etc, which is why I prefer my Tissot Touch - more legible, as light and so much slimmer.

Hey Teddy ever considered a collab with nico Leonard?

Great video. Wanted to add that the Casioak GA-2100 is a great watch to mod. You can put the internals into a full metal body, from black, to steel, to rose gold (colour),. Chang the hour marker ring (maybe adding one with lume, or just more fun colours). Or, if you are comfortable doing so, changing the dial, and hands. The dials out there work with the ga-2100, ga-2110, and ga-m2100. They will fit the ga-b2100, with the tough solar, and Bluetooth, but as of now, have yet to see any with the correct markings on the dial. The ga-2100 has M, T, W ..S on the left for week days. The ga-b2100 does not use that area for the days. One last thing, some people find the white text on the black digital display hard to read. There are some models with black text on white, and if your eyes are not great, maybe worth looking at images of both, to see if you need one of those.

I would like to thank my father for introducing me to G-Shocks. As a kid that time I wasn't all that excited by it because it looked so big for my small wrist. Fast forward through the years it lasted more than my other watches the durability and its ruggedness it survived my kid years and early adulthood. I still keep and use my first G-Shock and people are intrigued it looks old and been through a lot but it still works as good as the day it was bought. Over a decade of use and still very tough Casio makes them very well.

Great content yet again, thanks Teddy!! Who knew the origins of a cheap affordable watch would be so interesting!!!!!!!

As a commercial fisherman boat carry, I ended up buying the GBX-100 due to the Bluetooth capability that will display when I get phone notifications as well as GPS based tides.

Great video Teddy! I would say your recommendations are spot on. I've got an office job and I was looking for something reliable and sturdy, and at the same time that I'd be able to wear for meetings and client visits. I got me a GA-2100VB-1A, and I absolutely love it. I have a bit of hard time being able to read it with low light, but that's okay. Now I want to get into something more aggressive like the GG-1000 and maybe another one of a funky color, maybe red or orange. Thanks for taking the time to produce such amazing content for all of us!

Got into collecting a couple years ago and bought my first ever mechanical watch (had a couple no name $15 watches when I was a teenager), a Seiko Recraft SNKN37. Loved it! ...then it got scratched while wearing it at work(I do roadside assistance change flat tires/replace batteries etc)🤦 Bought a G-shock the next day! Greatest work watch ever! The hourly chime helps keep the time in my head. The alarm reminds me when to sign on/off. The auto light helps since I work at night. Just turn my wrist to check the time and it lights up without me having to push a button. Solar powered, so I never need batteries. Just set it in the window when I get off work. I don't keep my phone on me when helping customers so when doing paperwork, I have the date readily available without having to grab my phone. All these tiny little advantages really add up day after day.

Had the basic $40 square for years. Used it to time starts in sailboat racing and also as a general beater watch. Eventually the strap started to crack so I decided to upgrade. After snooping around the net I built a MR-G clone for ~$300 - solar, multiband 6, titanium case and bracelet. Now I can't hardly get it off my wrist. So light and comfortable. Classic chunky G-shock look in the dull luster of titanium. I very much like it.

One thing I love about my GA-B2100 is that the Bluetooth connection with my iPhone using the Casio app updates the current time zone when I travel internationally. As soon as my phone connects to the local cell network, I connect my watch, and the hands spin, and the date changes to match my location. More fun than a GMT!

My grail watch is actually the G-Shock GWG2000 Mudmaster. It is so advanced that the hands actually move out of the way when you want to access certain functions to make it easier to read said functions. How many other watches can do this? The number of complications on this G-Shock is just amazing. By the way, please make a video of quartz watches with sick complications. I don't think there's another video out there on this so this content would definitely be unique. Thanks

Thanks Teddy for the video. I own several Casios, including the AE-1200 (World Time) and D8C-32 (Data Bank/Calculator), but my first G-Shock was the classic DW series. Forgot the model number, but it was yellow and black, all digital with a bumper guard. Being young and unappreciative, I lost it somewhere. That was over 30 years ago. Early this year I got the MTG B1000 and love it in every way. And this Christmas I'm getting the all-metal Casioak (GM-B2100BD). My next purchase would be one of the full metal GMW-B5000 series. Suddenly I'm just falling in love with G-Shocks again. The quality, the design, and the concept, are unique and unrivalled.

Nice job on the model overview. No easy task with the deep well of G-Shock models.

Love my g shocks, even compared to many of my more expensive ones! Love that you called out the snob aspect, analog doesn't need to be automatic. Though most of mine are :) there's good in everything!

I own a GA2200 Stealth. I love it. I travelled abroad recently and the only watch I thought of wearing was my Casio! World Time Zone, waterproof, cool design, durable, stylish but not flashy. 💯 ⌚ Great video by the way. Thanks. 👏🏼👏🏼

Great video, Teddy. Not a G-Shock guy, and not a guy to buy a watch “because I should,” but I can see your point and appreciate the respect this line has earned. Maybe I’ll put a Casioak in the queue, and see if it ever makes it to the top of the list.

Well said Teddy. It was also refreshing to hear you recommend some budget watches too. Everyone can afford some level of G-Shock. I have owned digital G-Shock's almost my entire life (i was born in 1980, so since 1985-ish) and they've always been incredibly tough, especially if they could handle me as a wild and energetic kid that was constantly on the move 😂 However, as I got older I have always loved analog watches just because I can get a better sense of time with them. So my square digital G-Shock's were always delegated to be my work watches. A DW-5600E and a GW-M5610 with a Bull Bar make the absolute perfect work watch since I'm in the painting/construction business. But I NEVER used them outside of work because they weren't an analog watch!!! Fast forward to a couple of months ago when I decided i was going to try the new CasiOak. So I bought a GA-B2100-1A1 (Blacked Out) & GA-B2100-3A (Green), which are both Tough Solar/Bluetooth. Absolutely amazing watches. I love the analog part to tell the time, and the digital parts for everything else (date, day of week, dual time, stopwatch, timer, alarms, etc). It's literally the best of both worlds for me. But after owning and loving those for a few weeks, i wanted to step up to a G-Steel model, since I prefer metal watches and bracelets. After a TON of research, i decided on the GST-B300E-5A G-Steel. It has everything i wanted in an analog/digital G-Shock. Even the lugs are a standard size 20mm, so I can swap straps and bracelets EASILY and quickly. And on top of that, the lug holes are actually SS too, to prevent the holes from getting really worn. It's literally my perfect EDC watch and I'm honestly thinking about buying another one for the future just in case something ever happens to mine ✌️👍⌚⌚⌚ My ONLY complaint with the G-Shock's, and I can understand this because of their low cost, but I wish they ALL had SS lug holes to prevent the resin from getting so damaged if you change your straps a lot like i do. I simply CANNOT wear the resin straps, even for a second, because they're so irritating, so EVERY G-Shock i own, is modded with lug adapters and different straps. Except the GST-B G-Steel of course. If anyone is on the fence about getting a G-Shock, i totally agree with Teddy about getting the GA-2100 CasiOak Casi-Oak watches. They're very thin too. And something Teddy didn't mention, but G-Shock also makes the series of GMA-S2100 CasiOak's too, which are just a smaller case size, and will easily fit smaller wrists. So don't be scared off by their size. Now only if they'd release the ALL metal GM-2100 in the GMA-S size, which I hope they do in the future!!! I have a 7 1/4" - 7 1/2" wrist size, and even the much bigger GST-B300E-5A fits my wrist perfectly! It's pretty hard to beat an indestructible watch that's solar powered and automatically connects to Bluetooth, or with MultiBand 6, the Atomic clock in Denver, everyday. You can wear them for work (even in a high-end suit) and then out to play after work, seamlessly. I don't know of many other watches with that kind of pedigree. In fact, I'm thinking about selling my big Seiko and Citizen diver's watches (as well as a bunch of other titanium watches), and going big, like a MT-G or MR-G. I simply don't need anything else honestly.

The 5610 series (square) is one of my favorites. It's an improvement on the original 5600 back in 1983. Has atomic timekeeping and is solar powered. Absolutely love it. Have beat the hell out of it for 2 years and it keeps going. Also picked up a Mudmaster for real cheap a couple years ago in great shape.

I had a GShock many years ago. Making breakfast I clanked my Tissot on the griddle. I think its time for another GShock! Great video Teddy.

Thanks for the great video Teddy. Picked up 2 , will see how they workout !

Too late Teddy, I have 6 G-shocks in my collection, two of them have more than 10 years and still working (solar powered). And there's always a reason to wear one, some are heavy duty, some are just cool and colorful, they've seen dirt, petrol, chemical fertilizers, sea water, sand, etc. I do believe scratches are an improvement one some of these

Nicely covered! There is a whole world of fun in vintage g-shocks too if you want to find something totally different

Timely Post! I very recently gotten the itch to add a G Shock ( AND a Bona Fide God Tier watch, at that!) to the collection... Lots of good information helping me decide which one. THANKS!

Great video! I have Tudor black bay, Bell & Ross from early 2000's and vintage Omega. Purchased Casioak last month and love it a much as my other watches.

I call G-Shocks the “Bro” watch, and for a good reason 🤜🏾💙🤛🏻 When I was in the Army, almost everyone in my units wore G-Shocks. I even got one, because, heck, when in Rome! Now I’m into watches and can see the quality and how they’re always getting better….PLUS…they allow you to customize like how Nike allows you to customize colors and even putting your own spin on names on the face of the watch. Good job being forward thinking, Casio 🏆

Thanks Teddy for such great content. I’m new to the channel and a proud owner of a Casio g shock gw-9200 rise man. Still rocks

Love mamacoo the way you show it! You really focus on showing off the watch. I don't think any other KZfaqr can show off watches in as much detail as you.

Eu sou completamente fã do G-shock. 05 anos atrás, ganhei um GA-110 de presente da minha namorada. Contudo, me tornando um entusiasta da relojoaria, o DW5600 passou a fazer mais sentido para mim. Hoje, este relógio quase não sai do meu pulso, mesmo tendo marcas como Mido e Bulova. Recomendo demais!

3410 (GW-9400) is my current G...love it. I've owned at least 10 since high school.

I got into wearing watches working in warehouses, needing them to tell time at a glance. Nothing beats Casio as a warehouse watch with their accuracy, durability and easiness to read. The love I grew from wearing Casio wristwatches at work is what got me into collecting wristwatches. There’s nothing like the feel of wearing a good watch and knowing how much you enjoy that watch, its looks and your sentimental love and memories tied to these time pieces.

I would mention on the gbx/Gbd models, they’re using new MIP displays that many people love, and might start replacing most module displays in the future

A small thing I noticed with Casioaks is that some of the models aren't super legible so you might want to take that into consideration when buying one. I personally got the GM2100G-1A9 with gold case and hands. Looks very clean. Absolutely love that watch

I love how I literally just bought my first Gshock in 10 years and this video is just NOW showing up on my recommendations lol Anyway, always a pleasure Teddy 👍😎

Never wanted a Gshock. Actually never wanted a watch until recently at age 40. After trying a few on today for the first time ever, and watching Teddy explain it better (of course), I think this will be my first watch. Thanks!

I'm totally on the train for these watches. I finally bought my first one back in March, a GM-2100C with the canvas strap and I love it dearly. Keeps great time, looks really cool and I know that in 20 years it'll still be kicking. I have plans to buy a G-Steel, the B600, because of the smaller size and the bracelet. I cannot wait to see that one in my collection!

Finally a video, most of us can relate. Thanks for this video.

I’m on my 3rd G-Shock. Been my daily watch since 1992. Love them.

Just got a GAE-2100RC (Casioak Rubiks Cube) from my son for christmas... they told me they were sold out and difficult to find but somehow he found some collector in Japan who was willing to part with it.. I grew up in the 70's / 80's and was a Rubik's cube nerd so I'm so happy with it. I have 10 casio's (mostly retro) and this is my second G-shock.. and from now on my favourite! I started to get into automatic/mechanical watches and bought two great seiko's, (cuz i'm not a gazzillionaire), but now with this awesome Rubiks Cube G-shock I think what will be on my wrist most of the time! .. (So damn happy :))

Bro, you can't tell me this was popular with the skateboarding crowd and then flash me a pic of Bieber.

I’ve had two G-Shocks in my life. My best compliment I can give them is they are incredibly durable and tough. I wear mine when I know I’m doing something active and I don’ t want to subject my nicer watches to scrapes and scratches (think a trip to Universal Studios).

Absolutely great video man. Well done.

Finally bought a G Shock GW-6900 after wanting a DW-6900 since middle school. I absolutely love it and can't stop staring at it. In my opinion the 6900 is the most classic and best looking G Shock

What to know before you buy a metal g-shock - You can buy aftermarket metal cases and bracelets for many models. Transfer in a module from a cheaper resin cased g-shock and bam.

I love G-shock so much. I just got the CasiOak on Black Friday and I love it

10 year battery is very true! Had my gshock for 11 yrs now

I don't have many watches, but my fav is my Casio MTG G1000d. In my opinion it's one of the best looking and precisely made watches in this price range. I get compliments on it whenever it's worn.

Hi Teddy a great video again about Casio G-Shock watches. I really like Casio watches in general tbh and I have a few in my collection of watches of quite a few different brands. I wasn't keen on G-Shock watches at first because of the size of some models because I have a small size wrist. That was until I came across the 5610 models. I saw the negative display version first in a sale on Amazon UK and ordered it and obtained it for around £79.99. I really have enjoyed wearing the watch because of it being solar powered and also Multiband 6. Since that purchase I later purchased the positive display model and again it's a really good watch and of course very rugged and accurate which is ideal when I am doing military activities with the cadet forces I am an instructor with. Thanks again for this interesting and informative video. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

i have been using my mission impossible Casio G-Shock MTG-910D for 14 years, atomic , solar...most of the black has scratched of braclet, but still works fine, my 1st g shock and i love it.

Purchased a GW-M5610U and I love it!

Hallo Teddy, wonderful video, i own a few G-Shock watches in different price ranch and they are all super. The way you explained the brand was so interesting,i always learn so much from you,thank you and good wishes from Switzerland

These are some of the best watches for the money and this is the best video you have made in a while good job TB!

Great work, beautiful review!

Great vide Teddy. I bought my G-8900A World Time watch years ago. It has been bashed and beaten and I even accidentally ran over it with a 3000kg motorhome after installing new rear shock absorbers. I can't call a watch indestructible, but this watch is still working. Like you said Teddy, everyone should have a G-Shock. Regards, Jas. VK4FJGS Rocky Qld.

Recently bought the yellow Casioak, and love it.

Love my GG100 1A5! Great to see it get mentioned by Teddy

so much respect for you content and delegation,

I own a Casio Oak, the one with the blue resin strap and the grey front. Which is shown a few times on your video. As far as G Shocks go, i feel it's a nice looking watch and very comfortable on the wrist.

I'm currently wearing a Casioak with the light grey hands and numerical markers. Really good watch. The color makes it really easy to read in all light conditions. I think it's a Japanese exclusive color but Amazon has it. It doesn't have solar but that's fine. I have some other watches that are nicer but those are reserved for when I'm going out and want to be more presentable. If I'm around the house or at work then a Gshock is my go to because I don't have to worry about it. I have the Casioak, and two LCD digital models with solar. Ones a 5600 variant and one had an aesthetic that just screamed 90s to me so I had to get it.

Why not recommend the new GAB2100 model of Casioak with Bluetooth? Or the new upgraded U models, like the 5000U or the 5610U?

A great video Teddy as usual. Although I love mechanical watches like you I do not discount owning a watch that is quartz powered. I love the G-Shock brand to the point where I now split my collection to mechanical or analogue and Casio watches. Beware buyers of that 1st G-shock there will be more that you want as these super robust machines can be addictive. Brilliant watches that are very well made. Square, analogue, Bluetooth, solar, metal or resin I have time for them and they do get wrist time more than you might think

Hi Teddy, thanks for the video. Always value your opinion. Been a g-shock fan for years. Just about ready to get my first casio square. Namely the GMW B5000D-1. Such a beautiful looking watch.

Again another great video ! I have owned a G-Shock since 1988, I have never been let down by one, i have never been "snobbed" wearing one, i believe i would laugh out loud if i was :) I have put my G-Shocks through military way of life ( very hard living ) construction ( almost abusive way of life ) and when members of the watch community assigns the title to Casio as GOD tier, i could not agree more. Yes i also feel watch collectors would be amiss if they don't have at least one G-Shock. My G-Shocks are my daily drivers, admittedly they do not "patina" like an old Rolex or Omega, but they do show hard wear pretty well. I have an older 6900 that has some excellent scars, it's seen more action than most.

TGV has that rare G SHOCK book that shows EVERY model

gw b5600bc-dr....is probably the best G shock as in best for maximum functionality for your buck..... imagine a 200 usd with tough solar, multiband 6, 20 bar water resistant, bluetooth, world time, with composite band , mineral glass screen of course with the same shock resistant as per g shock watches, and etc...got the gold screen with all black and you have an all rounder not to mention a watch to sync your other watches....a must in your collection ( its my 2nd XD)

Got my G9000MS mudman 7yrs ago, and it is still my casual watch, havent serviced even once yet.

Love G-Shocks. As much as I admire the craftsmanship of mechanical watches, if I could only own one watch, it'd be my GWM-5610 - square, light, 200 m WR, atomic timekeeping and Tough Solar - what's not to love? Everything you need in a watch for $100, more or less. Excellent video as always, Teddy. Happy Holidays!

I've bought couple of GShocks over the years, the one has the most wrist time is my CasiOak GAB2100. It checked all the boxes for what I need like it's thin for a GShock, tough solar, bluetooth & a bright LED. Having a multiband 6 is cool & all, but from where I live, it's next to impossible to find a signal. So bluetooth will do for me. As for LED, most Ana-Digi GShock light under $200 are as anemic. Could barely see the time in the dark. GAB2100 on the other hand has one of the brightest LED.

I tip my hat to you! You broke down G-Shock really well! I have been collecting them for a while and now I have moved on to Automatic Watches.

Very good video. And I think you did an awesome job of showing the variety that is in the G-Shock brand. I've made several video on Casio brand watches too, and yes, I am also a huge fan of Casio watches. My favorite 2 watches in my collection are my GWG-1000 series "1a1" ( OD Green) and my "1a3" ( blacked out version). I also have a Rangeman and several of their less expensive models too. Casio hit a home run with the G-Shock series. Sorry for the long comment too..

Thanks for this, Teddy - I've kept procrastinating on getting a G - you've given me a bit of a nudge!

With 8 years I got my Baby-G. Then in my teens I upgraded to a solar powered radio controller G-Shock. Now I’m in my thirties and I just got myself a Bluetooth Casioak. G-Shocks are just great and I can’t wait to give one to my son, once he is old enough.

I had a G-Shock, my very first quality watch, save my wrist from being broken by a 25mm cannon in a Bradley Fighting Vehicle. It’s replacement has been in the family for 8.5 years now and is still going strong.

Thank you for making content on watches

Gotta Appreciate the brilliance of Teddy

Great video. In my automatic, mechanic collection there`s a place for G-Shock as well. I have GMW-B5000 (steel one). It`s my favorite.

This is great content!

The DW-9502 is still my all time favorite. Greatness in a watch!

I've got 3 G-Shocks in my collection (a vintage DW-003, a GW-M5610-1ER and my all-time favorite, the GM-2100-1AER). For me, G-Shock represents the sweet spot between people who couldn't care less about horology but just want a versatile, everyday timepiece, and full-on watch enthusiasts. I started collecting watches in 2021, but even back when I was a kid and never heard of Rolex or Omega, I admired G-Shocks for their in-your-face designs and knew every model by heart. You're absolutely right: There really is a G-Shock for everyone!

Currently wearing my GW-5610U. Ensures it's accuracy every night, easy to read display, good for 200 meters, chronograph and an alarm, my sub $150 G-Shock is much more than a tool watch than any Swiss product.

Perfect timing as I'm about to receive my first G-shock in the mail

I got a basic G-Shock as a novelty and now love them. Number three is on the way.