The second time I opened this box, I could not close due to the plastic hinge binding. The plastic hinge deformed upon closing and required manipulation to close. Every time it was opened, it got worse until I finally cut 8" of the hinge off. Very poor design and from the looks of other reviews, most people agree. A complete waste of money!

I play in a band and I use one to carry my cables and accessories and all sorts of things. It's VERY tough, light and has wheels so it's easy to move around. Best $25 I ever spent compared to all the "pro" gear at several hundred dollars. Our drummer liked it so much he bought one too.

These trunks are almost too big for their own good. Because they are so big I think they get "over" packed and will warp under too much weight. This makes all the difference in the world on these things. I had to buy 2 to get the free shipping, but it was a good thing because I filled both up with my junk this deer season. I put one on the quad and one stayed in the van as a locker /organizer. I think -long term- they're both going to work out best as project or specific hunt/fish gear lockers in the shed for quick access to speed up the loading process. You have to pay attention to the hinges. If they start to bind you probably have too much weight and once they bind & break.. You get to start over.. But big picture.. what do you want for $20 bucks.

Great box for the money bought one for the quad and one for the truck .it stores all my gear fine no complaints. So be real with your exspectations it's not a safe or a steel gang box so don't think it's built like one........

Love these trunks! I now have 3. Cheapest i have ever found these things without someone charging over $20 for shipping. I had these delivered to my door since shipping was free. Walmart simply put a shipping sticker on them and sent them out. I thought that they would at least box them up. I dont know why i had such high expectations for walmart! Luckily they were just dirty and not busted or scratched. Wiped it down and it was good to go.

Box is suitable for light items only. It has no handle and no interior lining/padding. While one end of the box has wheels, , moving it is a bit problematic because it only has a grip point and not a handle. Also, since the box has no interior lining/padding, storing delicate or easily breakable items is not advised. Plano should have spent $5.00 more and invested in a handle and interior padding and they would have had a great storage box.

I have TEN of these now, bought most of them when I was moving but kept buying more! Perfect for pretty much anything and you can't beat the price on walmart.com. I wouldn't pay more than $25 for one of these, so I recommend waiting for them to go on sale (Walmart has the absolute best price on these but they're rarely in stock) They are actually pretty thin plastic and there aren't any ribs or anything to make it hold its shape. But if you load it up with stuff it will be fine. I have one filled with copper and galvanized pipe fittings and have no problems rolling it around. They're stackable but you have to be careful. If you don't have the bottom container stuffed to the brim then the lid will be smooshed down by the one on top. Overall awesome product

This is very light duty. Then concept is great but needs to be heavier on hinges and thicker material. It will ladt for a while if yo are careful. It does have handles or lift points for two people to carry. It will be good for keeping dust, dirt, sand or rain off equipment.

The first one of these I bought got bolted to the box of my halfton for jack,fluid and tool storage. After the first winter (-40 temps) and holding out,I have bought several more for storing my collectables in. The one in my pickup went through 2 winters (without breaking or cracking) before I replaced it with a bigger metal storage box. For storage,I won't buy anything these and the smaller Plano units. Durable and easily stackable.

We bought the last 3 that were in stock at one location. We bought them specifically for camping. One for kitchen gear (stove, pots, dishes, etc), one for tools (axe, saw, tarps, lantern, etc), and one for spare bedding. This Labor day weekend, it rained and hailed a fair bit and we left 2 of the bins in the open. All the contents remained bone dry. Now we plan on buying a couple of the smaller bins for non-perishable food items. These make loading the truck so much easier and now we don't need a tarp to ensure everything stays as dry as when it was packed. The only modification I made was a 550 para-cord lid retainer to keep it from flipping all the way back.