I purchased the Member’s Mark 27 Gallon Heavy-Duty Storage Tote expecting a simple plastic container. What I received was nothing short of a modern engineering masterpiece. This tote has completely transformed my understanding of organization, storage, and arguably existence itself. The black and yellow color scheme radiates confidence. Every time I walk into my garage and see it sitting there, I stand a little taller. The lid snaps on with the authority of a bank vault. I’ve stored holiday decorations, sports equipment, random cords I refuse to throw away, and enough miscellaneous household items to qualify as an archaeological collection. This tote handled it all without complaint. The durability is absurd. I am convinced this thing will outlive me, my children, and possibly civilization. If a meteor were headed toward Earth, I’d probably put my valuables in this tote and feel reasonably optimistic. Stackable? Yes. Spacious? Absolutely. Attractive? Frankly, more attractive than some furniture I’ve owned. Friends come over and ask, “Where did you get that tote?” That’s a real conversation I’ve had. Multiple times. If Member’s Mark ever decides to make a 27-gallon luxury apartment community based entirely on these totes, put me on the waiting list. Would buy again. Would recommend to family. Would trust with state secrets. 10/10. The undisputed champion of plastic containers.

Perfect size to fit those things you need to hide somewhere but won’t fit under the bed. I also bought one of the racks that perfectly fits 5 of them so you don’t have to move the ones sitting on top. One thing I did fond out even they say 27 gal and look the same their not. I bought some from another big box store they did not fit the rack, so I bought 15 totes at Sams

Purchased 8 of these to help with organizing my basement with my seasonal items. They hold quite a bit and fit my area perfectly. I need to grab more to help upgrade and reorganize my previous storage tools/bins.

Sturdy and durable, holds a lot of weight and stack well with very minimal movement. Some do have a tendency to be a little hard to open, I have dexterity issues with hands at times but a couple of others had issues as well. All that being said I’ve been using for over 3 yrs and recently purchased 8 more.

I recently purchased a set of the yellow and black heavy-duty storage bins from Sam’s Club, and I have to say—they’re worth every penny. These bins are built to last and perfect for organizing everything from garage tools to holiday decorations. The construction is very sturdy. The plastic is thick and durable, and the reinforced lids lock down tightly, making the bins stackable and secure. I’ve stacked several high without any bowing or instability. The yellow lid helps them stand out, which is a small but helpful touch when trying to identify storage in a crowded space. They’re especially great for storing items in garages, sheds, or even for moving. The latching mechanism clicks in with confidence, so you don’t have to worry about the lid popping off. Plus, they’re weather-resistant enough for short-term outdoor use if needed.

the tote is sturdy and can stack well but i did discover that this particular tote does come with a handle and wheels and i wish sam’s could provide these as well as an option -price is competitive to market and stock levels were good

Good quality and will probably hold up well over time. I love the way they can be stacked. Most lids on storage bins are sunk or pressed down. These are not. The lids are raised up so you can secure another bin on top. I love the eyelids so you can tie them down or together. The only little issue I had was the handles. They could be much more ergonomic and have a wider space/opening so your fingers can fit better. If it wasn’t for that little issue, I’d give it a 5* rating.

Very good, strong totes at a good price. The only reason I gave them four stars is that when stacked, all the weight of the top tote is on the inner thin part of the lid of the bottom (and not its sides). This keeps them interlocked well, but it the lid fails, the upper tote will collapse inside the bottom one. I recently got into an unheated storage area where I had things secured in totes for ten years (not these ones). My biggest problems were some buckling and lids cracking and failing, resulting in damaged goods. I would only stack these two high or would use a board or something else to distribute the weight of the upper ones across the sides of the lower ones (unless they were only filled with really light items).

I got it for a good price but was back in Sam’s the next week and they had been marked down a dollar and a half more from the price I paid. I thought that sucked.

These bins need to be redesigned. I just hate how the lids fit down inside the bin. Packing space is lost.