LINK Rolling Tool Box

the handle came apart so soon as i put my tools in it. I love Ryobi tools but this tool box is NOT good!!

Used to carry everything in bags to work everyday. My Fiance got me this set for my birthday. These are without a doubt a game changer for what I do. They lock together better than most boxes i have seen. I picked the full set with the crate because its the perfect height for the miter saw to sit on top at work level. Now I can roll the whole thing from room to room to cut trim and other bits. No more walking all over the house and back. I now have so many 18v +one tools I need more storage.

Husband seems to love them!

I'lll admit - I came into this completely blind. I was looking for a sturdy carrying box with fairly specific dimensions to fit on my shelves and into the back of my car. This Ryobi crate fit all that criteria and I now I'm completely intrigued. The crate itself is very heavy duty and certainly has some heft to it. It has no problem holding on to about 40 spray can and does fit all my use cases. To my surprise it has a 'Link' mounting system so you can attach it to other carrying cases (with a positive lock) or 'hang' it off the wall with their mounting system. This blew my mind a bit as I didn't know this way a thing. I have a rolling 3-box tool chest from one of their competitors and it feels suddenly antiquated. Well done Ryobi. One minor drawback, the molded handles do have a fairly sharp edge on them making it a bit uncomfortable when carrying with a full load. I used a small file and sandpaper to round it over. Wish it came this way from the factory but not a huge deal. 

While I have no experience with this product using the wall rails or many other accessories, this is an amazingly stout product which is rated for 50lbs and claims to be IP65 rated as well with a gasket on the lid. I can imagine it would hold more weight based on how sturdy it feels however, if you exceed that limit, you risk damaging the internal locking mechanism integral of the base of the tool box. I am ultimately using these to organize and store my kid's tools and toys to be able to easily identify and toss in the truck when going on excursions and the kids think it looks cool and easily spotted with that Ryobi Green. I would even say it's a nice enough product worthy of a jobsite as well. Though it is IP65 rated, when I latch both latches, the top warps in the middle and likely prevents a guaranteed seal against moisture. It's got this integrated bit storage thing in the lid which I have not been successful in finding what bit holders work and I also noticed that the included trays are too tall in the middle of the case because of the bit holder preventing the lid from closing...so the included storage organizers are limited use as far as I am concerned for this standard box. The handle is pretty decent for lugging 50lbs of whatever you got in there and they latch quite well with other link products. It's a pretty cool system that you could invest quite heavily into if you go all in but for a piece here and there, it's budget friendly compared to the other name brands it competes with.

While I have no experience with this product using the wall rails, this is an amazingly stout product which is rated for 80lbs. I can imagine it would hold more however, if you exceed that limit, you risk damaging the internal locking mechanism integral of the base of the tool box. I am ultimately using these to organize and store my kid's tools and toys to be able to easily identify and toss in the truck when going on excursions. It's a nice product worthy of a jobsite as well. Though it is IP65 rated, when I latch both latches, the top warps in the middle and likely prevents a guaranteed seal against moisture. the handle is pretty decent for lugging 80lbs of whatever you got in there and they latch quite well with other link products.

While I have no experience with this product using the wall rails, this is an amazingly stout product which is rated for 50lbs. I can imagine it would hold more however, if you exceed that limit, you risk damaging the internal locking mechanism integral of the base of the crate. I am ultimately using these to organize and store my kid's tools and toys to be able to easily identify and toss in the truck when going on excursions. It's a nice product worthy of a jobsite as well.

This RYOBI LINK Standard Tool Box is part of an entire modular storage and organization system. I only have this tool box for now but it's great on its own. First the tool box is super rugged. It feels like you could drop it all day and it would not break. it locks very securely and has a gasket to keep water out. I'm going to put all my go to tools in it so I can quickly grab this tool box when I need to fix something. I was fairly surprised by the price point. For the quality, this could easily cost much more.

I'm a big fan of Ryobi and I love the whole box storage system. This "rolling tool box" was a perfect addition. It is very well made with rubber wheels are sturdy plastic. It’s perfect for storage and convenient for travel. The box is lockable with a padlock. The other boxes stack on top and they are very secure with a locking system. A great way to store and transport my Ryobi tools.

This Ryobi Link rolling tool box was needed for taking equipment and supplies where needed. It is a rugged hard plastic that can hold up to two hundred pounds of weight. It is the home for the power washer and accessories as the the cardboard box it came in is falling apart. The chunky nine inch wheels handle this box and others that connect atop of it very easily. The telescoping handle makes it easy to maneuver. There are two bins included and other accessories are available. Quality latches hold the boxes closed.