Keter Pro Tool Box 19, Black

This is a great tool box for how I like to have a smaller tool box tor portability.I really like the top compartments. I'm currently using them for my smallest ratchet & the sockets I use most frequently. Then some of my smaller tools I use most as well as other odds and ends.This is the same as the 19" Craftsman at Sears they had on sale for $19.99. Sears was a different color. This one cost me $25.99 but I had an Amazon gift card for $25.00 so decided to go that route, which made my out of pocket 0.99 with the Amazon Prime free shipping plus no sales tax. So all in all very comparably priced.I hope to get at least 20 years of great service like my previous tool box that finally needed to be replaced after so many years of faithful service.It looks to be a very sturdy rugged tool box.

An amazing toolbox. Extremely rugged build - absolutely no flex in the walls, yet still comfortable light. the handle is ergonomic and easy to grip, and the buckles on the front are easy to fasten, and hold strong. The tool tray is very handy, and the sections on the top are great for organisation

I just bought this to hold a small collection of tools - screwdriver, wrench, small drill, that sort of thing. It's great for that, and I like that it's easy to get to the nails in the top.

This is a great storage solution for all my computer knick knacks. I love the top smaller compartments for storing commonly used cables and thumbdrives. Inside tray fits all my other cables quite nicely, and the bottom compartment is large enough to contain 3.5" drive enclosures.Great, sturdy box.

I have a small condo and needed something compact that could hold all the basic little tools a homeowner needs, from a crescent wrench to drill bits to duct tape. This is absolutely perfect. It's sturdy without being too bulky and has small compartments on top for odds an ends. Well priced and worth every penny.

While I’m not the biggest fan of workshop tools being made of plastic, having owned several steel toolboxes I grudgingly admit that plastic can have some advantages. The most obvious one is weight, does it really make sense to carry twenty pounds of tools around in a toolbox that weighs twenty pounds?Another is protection for the tools, especially ones with an edge like chisels, a plastic toolbox is simply more protective than a metal one.This is my third plastic one, intended to be dedicated only to pliers and wrenches. A 19” toolbox is a good size to consider. Unfortunately this is not as they say it is, the maximum usable inside length is only 18 inchesThe toolbox itself is made of single-wall plastic construction throughout. While it may look very similar to some of the other similarly priced brands, note that some of those use double-wall construction which is substantially tougher without adding much weight. The single-wall construction is especially noticeable for the removable inner tray which looks and feels more like what you would find on a child’s toy, not heavy duty enough to hold more than a few lightweight tools.The hinges are better than some I have seen. I can’t tell if they are all plastic or if there is a piece of metal inside but they are semi-piano hinges that go across the entire back of the toolbox.This is not a bad toolbox but for about the same price I have seen better.

I replaced an old metal tool box that had rusted on the bottom. This is better organized for tools, fasteners, larger tools, and weighs less so easier to carry.

I initially liked this tool box, however one of the plastic lid latches broke off with no apparent stress to the latch. When i contacted customer support, they had no answers and no support. Looking at current Keter boxes they all appear to have metal latches. Could this be a clue that they have had similar problems with this box?