3-Part Portable Tool Box - Stainless-Steel Drawer Organizer with Wheels, Extendable Handle and Tough Latches - Rolling Tool Chest by Stalwart (Silver)

I ordered this for my camping kitchen cook kit. I store silverware, dishes, dish towels, paper towels, TP, lighters, plastic trash bags, to name a few. Holds everything I need to make camping comfortable. We actually bought two sets. Took one of the boxes from one set and added to the camping kitchen setup. Easy to stack and roll, easy to store. The side clips are a little flimsy so I'm extra careful not to push too hard on them or force them to close. I read from other reviewers they can break easily. They give you an extra clip.Looks nice, keeps the rodents, dirt and bugs out.Have only used it twice but seems durable.

Hubs has 4 tackle boxes, asked him why... He said they don't make one big enough for his stuff. I thought "Challenge accepted!" His birthday was coming up so perfect excuse to get him something a little more pricey.After much searching, I chose this toolbox and bought some divisible trays to go in it. He LOVES it. He lined the large bottom part with styrofoam so it's a cooler down there for soda and snacks, plenty of room in drawers and top compartment for his tackle and wheels easily onto the boat.It shipped and arrived on time. It was packed in a box with styrofoam and bumpers for the corners, then packed into another box.It's bigger and more solidly made than I expected. It's a little on the heavy side, but I'm not a strong woman.If it were being used for heavy tools, it might not hold up for years. The drawers, especially, may give out. But this is perfect for what he's using it for.UPS dude is jealous of this and the Katz's Delicatessen dinner I had shipped to upstate NY from Manhattan! 😁

It took me forever to get the handle to go all the way up. Almost sent it back since I thought it was broke lol but I saw someone on TikTok use as sewing machine storage at the bottom.

Headline says it all. I used it for a tool box and it couldn't hold up for long. It started to fall apart after about two months of use.It will do fine for you if you use it for light weight tools or materials.

Holds all my welding stuff, super nice! Thought it would be metal though.. not plastic with stainless cover. But still super nice and us it to transport my stuff from the shop and home 5 days a week, breaks down to fit in truck.

So this is for tools but I use it for my Warhammer 30k army. Most players can put the magnets in and use those trays to transport their figures. However, I am all thumbs when it comes to the tiny pieces, including the magnets, so I needed something sturdy and durable that would protect my figures. This is great. I use foam inserts and the different size compartments allow for different sized models.

It’s a pain in the butt to load and unload this thing, and also not build very sturdy. The wheel fell off

I have purchased this product twice, and am due for a third. I am a house call groomer who travels from house to house and I need to carry a variety of equipment and supplies to set up my “salon” in each location.Despite some defects to the design, this is still my best rolling toolbox option. The telescopic handle CANNOT handle weight. Both toolboxes’ handles broke quickly. I rely on the top handle to pull the whole contraption around. It’s not designed that way, but it works. The plastic parts of the design are the weakest; the side latches have to be replaced any time the hinge on them breaks (I purchase additional sets through customer service at Trinity, online). On the first box purchased, the plastic frame around the top of the bottom portion of the box also cracked after the first year of heavy-duty use. This forced me to purchase a second box, which has lasted for two years of heavy-duty use. (Keep in mind, I’m probably rolling around 60+ lbs of stuff, as well as loading and unloading into/from my car, dragging it up stairs and supporting it down stairs, going over various terrain, etc.) The wheels also have occasionally come off their rod after the box has been dragged sideways too much. (Again, not something it’s designed for, and easy enough to fix if the proper hardware can be found at the local store.) Given the available options for rolling toolboxes, this fulfills my needs and is simple to fix and replace parts when necessary.