Dial Industries Battery Storage Organizer Case, 8D

These batteries storage containers are just the right ones.

I've used these before, to keep batteries stored in my home's disaster stash, and had good luck with them, so I recently ordered some more. They're decently made and very sturdy.

A good little box, keeps the batteries secure. The one minus is the lid does not stay closed but I will work around that. If the manufacturer redesigns the lid it will be perfect.

I’ve been meaning to get these battery storage boxes for years now. So, this year when I was going through the camping gear and getting things cleaned up and organized, I knew it was time. I bought these for the D’s and also picked up ones to store my AA & AAA’s. All the current sizes I use for all the miscellaneous camping accessories I have, fans, lights, portable shower, etc. These really are great little storage boxes. I had read some other reviews, mine came with the dividers and they all snap shut tight. You have no idea how great it is to finally have the batteries stored as they should have been all along, and not rolling around in whatever box they just happened to land in because I was in a hurry to get camp broken down! Great idea, great product, just wish I had picked them up years ago like I wanted to.

Perfect for me for camping and home battery storage.

Very Satisfied. Caters to my need.

Works as described!

It's OK for storing D Cells , but it seems a little flimsy and the lid on mine will not stay closed. Not a deal-breaker, but with the reviews overall I did expect a bit better quality.

Product was barely usable as it had arrived with cracked plastic

At no fault of the manufacturer, the delicate item was shipped by Amazon "Prime" in a bubble envelope/plastic bag (instead of a cardboard box), and inevitable I received it cracked/broken as a result. And now I'm pissed because the item is NOT getting sent back, because it cost only $10 but had to travel like 1000 miles to get here and cross the US/Canada border, and it's just not worth the trouble/return trip. So now i'm stuck with a broken item that was inexpensive but slightly overpriced, and that's without the damage. Although it appears to have been a nice, little battery box/storage case at one time. I'm mad at Amazon "Prime!" I think I'm going to cancel it. Apparently and unfortunately, its people are in too much of a hurry and/or in lack of proper training and supplies and/or "common" sense to do things right. 1000 miles in a plastic bag?! Really? Come on, guys! ;(

Way too expensive