I would gladly pay you for the equivalent of this:
www.wolftoothcomponents.com/collections/stainless-steel/products/camo-stainless-steel-elliptical-chainring

I have a oneup chainring and spider that I run during summer, but I have been eating at least three chainrings a year, mostly during winter and shoulder season, so I am using a cheap, heavy steel SRAM right now too for winter. I would _love_ to have something a bit more durable, even if it doubled the price. When a chainring wears that fast, you also eat the chain and cassette as a side effect as the chain wears to match the worn teeth on the ring.

edit; I live/ride on the sunshine coast, BC, so similar/same climate as Squamish. Surprised that we don't see more durable chainring options here, since our granite-dust and wetness are just death for drivetrains.

 I've got nothing against your components but my money is always going to be spent on a Sram narrow wide. As far as I know they're the only company doing a steel narrow wide and it far outlasts the competition so it's a no brainer for me... I even modified my cranks to fit the 94bcd sizing! If only more companies made their rings in steel, but I guess alluminium wears out faster so the companies make more mulla... Call me cynical