Jack Boss Metal Tool Box Steel 16" Inch Tool Organizer Box Durable Portable Tool Storage with Alum Alloy Handle Double-Lock Toolbox & Removable Tray …

The media could not be loaded. In my quest to find the perfect box to use for my vehicle tool kit, I stumbled upon this. When I first saw it, I was skeptical with it being a hybrid box (plastic/steel construction), but upon initial inspection it appears to be way better quality than all the previous ones I've owned! Starting of with the latches... most all metal boxes and even hybrid boxes, with this type of latch tend to be very loose and will rattle alot... this box latches TIGHT! The handle is also well made and doesn't rattle either which honestly surprised me considering most other brands rattle really bad.Next up is space, this box I got is the 16" version and since I intended to make this my Jeeps roadside tool kit, the one thing every tool kit needs... Sockets! And a good size range too! I currently have 2 sets of tekton 3/8 drive sockets on their included socket rail/trays and with a bit of wiggling, they fit nice and snug! Do note that since the edges of the box are rounded, the socket trays I have in it don't sit flat, however they sit lat enough for the upper tray sit flush as intended.Overall I'm very happy with the quality on my initial first impression! I'm certain that this box will last me a good while!

I have gad a little tool box made by Rubbermade. It lasted for more then thirty years. But I keep adding tools I want to keep in the house, so the little one just wasn't bifmg enough any more. This one is very nice in every way. Plenty of space for tools. I like it, but I don't care for the locks. Seem a little crude and flimsy.I just wish I could spell.

The clear top container doesn't latch well, I had to add velcro.

I would have given 5 stars but it's kinda smaller than I thought.. it's well built though and the flat top makes stacking and standing on it possible

This plastic piece of junk might be good for my wife’s make up