Traumas the ioSafe Solo can survive: Building disintegrate, 1550-degree flame, 30-foot submersion within saline water, and a 5,000-pound "crush force." So you might declare it's durable.

It's pretty much the majority disaster-proof external drive I've ever seen. It also has eSATA in attachment to USB and a "no questions asked" policy with respects towards data recovery (which is good—what manner of horrors are you subjecting this thing towards whether you need data recovery?). It'll be accessible in February in 64GB, 128GB and 256GB capacities