Plano 1919 Sportsman's Trunk, Black, 108-Quart (Pack of 2)

This trunk is amazing. The build quality is good, but the corners will crack if dropped too hard at an angle. With the top secured to the trunk, this thing feels sturdy as a rock. The wheels make it easy to move around. I love how they stack and fit into each others grooves so it's pretty sturdy even when stacked. The way the top closes makes it 100% waterproof in the rain. If you put a weather strip around the lid lip, this truck is practically water and air tight. Love it. I have 10 of these, which I use to store all my camping equipment and home holiday decorations.

These are fantastic. I ordered them to fit on either side of our slide in truck camper that we mounted on a car hauler. Had to return them. The bottom is a perfect fit I didn't account for the classroom on the wall side. Now I'm back at square one. Buy them they are fantastic!!!

A little flimsy

Best Sportsman trunks I have found. Not gasket sealed but great for what they are meant to do. I ordered 4 more this time and will be ordering more.

I bought these for my 2010 Chevy Avalanche since I was tired of climbing up into the bed to retrieve my stuff. These are perfect. Light weight, cheap and do the job perfectly.

I've been looking for a storage tote to keep all of my hunting clothes and supplies in one place, especially for scent control. Was able to fit everything in the tote with room to spare. Great protection for hauling your gear in the back of a truck.

Not much better than a $12 Home Depot storage container. The wheels are cheap plastic and on flimsy spindles. Don’t expect them to hold up under weight. One reason I bought these was to have lockability. You would either need 4 separate locks to lock it or a long cable threaded through 4 ports. The lid comes entirely off and does not hinge. Further, there is strong, unpleasant plastic odor. I would return these but don’t want to bother with the hassle of repacking them....

So ill have 6 of these boxes altogether. My goal is to organize the gear by type for activities like car camping to weekend mini overlanding trips. So far I got 1.Kitchen, 2. Recovery Gear, 3. 12V Stuff like fan, power banks, solar panel 4. Bedding. 5. Other miscellaneous items like 12v pump, propane firepit, charcoal etc. For us city dwellers with hectic work schedules, its sometimes hards to plan ahead, so just grabbing some boxes and leaving for the weekend after Friday is a nice change. I can also sit and even sleep on them along with a Teton Camping pad, I did not wanted to build a permanent platform, no flex noticed so far with me being 200 lbs these days, im usually 180ish. Also I can easily move them between my 4runner and rav4, depending on the trip. I will update the review if they crumble under my weight;)