Plano Sportsman Trunk with Wheels, Black, 108-Quart, Lockable Storage Box, Rolling Sportsman Trunk, Hunting Gear and Ammunition Bin, Heavy-Duty Containers for Camping, Large

The Plano Sportsman Trunk is exactly what I needed for my outdoor adventures and 4Runner organization. The capacity provides ample space, allowing me to store camping gear, hunting equipment, and even seasonal clothing with ease. The durable construction and black finish give it a sleek, rugged look that can withstand the elements. 2 of these fit perfectly in my Toyota 4Runner. These allow me to have perfect storage for different trips and I can easily store in my garage and then switch out based on my needs for the day or trip. I will be buying more.Key Features I Loved:Durability: This trunk feels sturdy and built to last. The hard plastic is tough and has protected my gear through bumpy car rides and outdoor conditions without a scratch.Wheels & Handles: The addition of wheels and molded handles makes it incredibly easy to transport, even when fully loaded. No more straining to carry heavy gear – I can just roll it!Stackable Design: I was impressed with the stackability of these trunks. I bought two, and they stack securely on top of each other, saving space in my garage.Water-resistant Seal: Though it’s not waterproof, the water-resistant seal helps keep my items dry when exposed to rain or moisture, making it perfect for outdoor use.Secure Latching System: The heavy-duty latches ensure that the trunk stays securely closed. I also appreciate the lockable design for added security.Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, camper, or just need a heavy-duty storage solution, this Plano Sportsman Trunk is a game-changer. It’s the perfect balance of durability, functionality, and ease of use. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a reliable storage trunk! I'll be buying a few more!

For storage and transport in truck bed. Very sturdy. Good for camping supplies.

Waterproof well built stores a lot fits anyware its really easy to use and it locks and it functionality is goo

I needed something sturdy and moveable to store my tools/equipment/fluids in between my two cars (2006 Volvo S60R and 2015.5 Volvo XC70 T6 wagon) I was really hoping I could use the lid too but the 5 quart oil and coolant jugs are just a bit too high. It holds a LOT (as in I make it way too heavy). The wheels are nice. Because of it's length and how it is not super thick/sturdy, there is some twist if you have to much weight in it and try to lift/carry it by yourself. That being said I make do and it is working really well. Latches are well made, easy to clean, and other than how heavy I make it it's easier to move between vehicles than the soft/foldable "heavy duty" one I got years ago. For reference, I have in mine: a JNCAIR jumper/compressor battery pack, 3 tool cases, giant bag of wrenches, 5 qt and 1 qt oil, jug of coolant, container of bungee cords, two 9 x 13 bins of tools, roll of shop towels, emergency kit with flares, lights, road hazard signs, ice scrapers, gloves, and other stuff I can't recall. Picture is of it in my S60R, I didn't get a picture of it full and in my XC70 yet because the car was smashed up by a deer shortly after I got it and it's been at the body shop ever since...

They stack perfectly. I bought a bunch of them and have them in every storage spot in my house

works well, good replacement for the pos i rescued from near my old apartments dumpster 12 years ago. But it latches, not flips open like a trunk. oh well. kept dry in the rain.

This is the third one I've bought. The first 2 I've had for over a year. They stack great and lock down well. These are great for storing things long term as well. I'll be buying more for sure!

For the price, this is a great box. I'm a camper and go out multiple times a season. This and a smaller version have turned into great camping storage for mobile kitchen and gear. Usually I throw the smaller bin on the roof and this one on the trunk rack. Have always usually left outside of car at the camp sites even through drizzly nights and in the morning contents are dry.Just a week ago, took a trip back home and drove through 5 hours of rain and thunderstorm. Was worried, but all contents were dry. There were some other posts about throwing some weather stripping inside the seam to make it more water tight, but as a base model, this worked out pretty well and I was impressed. Will likely buy another for housing storage.Also for roof and trunk rack travel, the boxes are relatively light for how sturdy they are. I don't over crank with the ratchet straps because its not needed, just snug and these things don't move.Enjoy!