Customer Reviews for RIDGID Pro Gear System Gen 2.0 Durable XL 22 in. Stackable Tool Box For Storage And Transporting

I originally bought my Rigid system for hauling my tools, like normal humans. I now use my Rigid system for camping/overlanding. I built an entire system to organize and compartmentalize my gear. I had been using my Igloo cooler for years, and when this cooler came out, it was a No-brainer to get one. I love that it integrates like the medium size tool case. This is not a huge cooler, so figuring out what is most important on the road is a must. Ice needs to be maintained and water drained regularly. It’s definitely good for daily use. I still have ice after a 3 days on the road, mostly melted, but still have ice. The seal could be better. The channel that holds the gasket could be deeper and the part that presses against the gasket could be taller. I’d like to see the lock hole in the middle of the lid with a metal support. Overall a great addition to my kit. I recommend this this, not only for its ability to integrate into your system, but it’s also extremely affordable.

A real game changer. Has reduced 3 trips to bench rest station to 1, saving over 200 yards every time out. At 78 and with severe spinal stenosis and bad hips, this cart works out perfectly...holding competition bench rest, front and rear shooting bags, targets, spotting scope w/tripod, ammo, ear protection, extra magazines... and all fits nicely into the trunk of a mid-sized sedan.

I like the Ridgid Pro Gear 2.0 System Small Parts Organizer. Here's my DIY version of a Ridgid Pro Gear 2.0 two drawer tool box that integrates with the Pro Gear 2.0 dolly. Come on Ridgid get a multi drawer tool box that integrates with the Pro Gear 2.0 dolly out to the market.

It fits my two moving heads perfect and will keep them safe.

I have used this Ice Chest a few times. It looks like it was designed to hold cans, but I used it for other foods. It is rather small inside which does not leave a lot of room for food and ice, but it could be enough room for two people for 2-3 days. I thought it would keep things colder longer than my Extreme ice chest, but the ice didn’t last quite as long. I tested them both side by side in the sun and in the shade. This one lasted 2-3 days, and the other lasted 3-4 days. There are no wheels, but I love the rugged handle and it fits easily in my trunk. It is my go to ice chest for shorter trips.

This thing is awsome and affordable

I love the toolbox it's spacious enough for my needs. Not so impress with the handle with wheels it's pade of plastic real cheap feel plastic and it broke on me on the first week of use going up a 5 inch step.

I use these to carry my work clothing. They are perfect for that job. They don't allow water to get in even though they ride in the back of a truck most of the time. The are solid and well built. The trolley works with minimal effort. I really like them.

Finally a lunch box/cooler that I can't misplace. Love the fact that it can lock into my Pro Gear Stack. I have had ice in it for 24hrs with minimal melting. The only fall is there is no drain plug at the bottom. Highly recommend.

These boxes are great for carrying my clothing on my work trips. They can ride in the back of the pickup truck and the weather doesn't affect rhem. My clothes stay dry. I think they are perfect for what i use them for.

System worked great and as expected. Although our first use of this product was not to move tools, we used it to pack accessories and clothing during a Resort Visit. Sure beats hand carrying luggage. This system is built very well and the lid sealed so tight, change in elevation required a firm pull to open the cover on one box. I would reaffirm these are close to water tight if left in the rain.

System worked great and as expected. Although our first use of this product was not to move tools, we used it to pack accessories and clothing during a Resort Visit. Sure beats hand carrying luggage. This system is built very well and the lid sealed so tight, change in elevation required a firm pull to open the cover on one box. I would reaffirm these are close to water tight if left in the rain.

I really like the Rigid pro series. I have 4 boxes and the crate. I use the boxes to tote my cleaning supplies, rags, window cleaning tools, etc. Ive had many compliments from people impressed with my organization. Works very well for me.

I finally found a tool cart for my tools. I able to transport my tool around without losing them. Highly recommended this tool cart.

Ridgid please explain how your soft bag that came with the drill/impact combo fits more things in there including 2 2ah battery, charger, subcompact impact, 3 large extension bar, pack of drill bits, various step drill bit, 2 set of easy outs, multiple adapters and punches but your small tool box cannot fit nearly half of these items?

I’ve been looking for a good quality toolbox to carry tools to and from our friend’s house whom we have been helping with various projects. I was getting tired of hauling the tools I needed around in a re-usable supermarket carry bag! One of the key criteria is that the toolbox needed to be low profile since I normally drive a convertible and it has a small trunk so space it at a premium. These Rigid Pro Gear cases are very well designed. In addition to this power tool case, I also have the Pro Gear toolbox and the Pro Gear mobile cart. I was able to use the power tool case to carry volt meters, electrical hand tools, a full set of drill bits, reciprocating saw blades, assorted fasteners, a decent range of screwdrivers, bubble level, hammers, pliers, cutters, adjustable wrenches, vise grips and work gloves. The small removable accessory organizer has an easy to close lid that keeps everything in the organizer compartments, even when the case is carried vertically. The lid has a foam rubber gasket that is rated to IP 65 to keep dust and water out. I was really pleased to see that since the power toolbox only measures 22.4” wide x 13.8” deep x 6.5” high, it fits under the convertible top luggage protector, allowing me to drive the car with the top down if I want to. The toolbox comes with a reinforced eyelet so that a padlock can be used to keep the contents secure. The padlock I used was quite a snug fit so you may be wise to take the toolbox to the store with you when buying padlocks for them. The Pro Gear 2.0 cases are compatible with the Pro Gear 1.0 range so you can add these later cases if you already own the earlier series. The cases are easy to stack on the mobile cart using hinged handles on the side of each box. The 9” plastic wheels on the cart are sturdy and roll easily over gravel and larger stones without binding. The cart also has a 3-position telescopic carry handle. The toolboxes come with wall brackets which enables them to be stored on the wall in a workshop or garage. This means you can have one toolbox with plumbing tools and parts, another one with electrical tools and parts etc. and just lift the ones you need for the project off the wall storage mounts, drop them on the cart or in the pickup truck and take them to the job site. The Pro Gear 2.0 toolboxes come with a lifetime warranty that require the toolbox to be returned to Rigid directly or to a local Authorized Independent Service Center. The toolboxes are made in Israel.

The 4-part Rigid Pro Gear Gen 2.0 base and 3 tool boxes is the real deal! If you need something rough and tough to take to the job: this is it. First off, I have the original system. This new handle design allows for the handle to lower completely to serve as 2 legs for stability; the 2-finger latch allows for quick release; and the single high position just makes using it easier. While you probably will always place the largest box on the wheeled base, it is possible to start with a mid-sized box. This can allow for a greater number of smaller boxes to be stacked. (I will add a mid-size box doesn't allow for the unit to stand perfectly upright, but it may help you on a special job. New with Gen 2.0 is the ability to hang the boxes (on a wall or in your work vehicle). Hangers are provided. That makes it easy to swap out different tool boxes. The individual storage boxes are nearly indestructible and water resistant due to their closed assembly to outside holes and a red rubber gasket. Sadly, in some of my jobs over the years, there are "critters" in apartments and this seal prevents you from taking a few with you. That's not pleasant but it is real life. Each box has a port to allow the box to be locked. Units are held in the stack by snapping the two metal rectangles to the box below it, simple and effective and secure. While boxes vary, there usually is one divider and a smaller box that closes to hold small items or fasteners. One thing I would like to see available is a rigid foam insert that can be trimmed to hold (expensive) power tools, like a router, where other tools are not just piled atop it - even inside a protected box. From the overall improvement in box build to the improved handle, the Rigid Gen 2.0 Pro Gear System is probably the most secure and protected way to store, transport, and use your tools on a remote job site.

This is the medium piece of the system, but don’t be fooled by that description. It is still very large and can handle at least a couple large portable tools. I can put in both my larger nail guns with plenty of extra nails. It has a set of metal holes to attach a lock. The side has a metal handles to lift the box or used to lock it on to other parts of the 2.0 Pro Gear system.

This is the base unit with attached but removable wheels. Very large container that will hold pretty much any single portable tool I own or several small tools.The lid has a seal that will help protect the contents from moisture and dust. It also has a removable tray that can hold small parts for your tool.

RIDGID 22 in. Pro Gear Cart 2.0, Black I have never owned high-impact resin toolboxes before and when I saw this Ridgid 22” with a hand cart included I decided this would be very useful for a 74 yr. old man to move my tools around the house and yard. I like the way the large box clicks and locks into the cart and doesn’t come loose, even taking it up and down stairs. Solid construction and the ability to use a padlock to keep my tools safe. When I sprayed the box with the hose the flexible orange rubber seal all around the inner lid kept the inside of the box totally dry. I am keeping my router and orbital sander in this large box with accessories. I also have the two upper boxes which are optional add-ons, they are not included with this RIDGID 22 in. Pro Gear Cart 2.0) those also snap on tightly and with all the extra storage I have everything I need in one place. Sometimes I take a trip to help a friend or family and I just wheel all of my tools to the car. I wish I had this years ago. This Pro Gear cart is the perfect foundation for building your complete set of mobile toolboxes.

When I decided to get this Tool box, I didn’t realize it was a stackable which is not a problem for myself as I was looking for a heavier duty plastic tool box for around the house. There is a compartment that spans the box about a third as deep as the box and two brackets both included so you could actually hang the whole tool box on the wall or side of a work bench. I would recommend this tool box even for a professional.

This is an excellent heavy-duty, well made, and portable tool cart. It is also versatile to move around and carry to the job site. It keeps your tools protected and secured from the weather and theft. I have a lot of cordless power tools I use for maintenance and renovations. This toolbox is great for storing batteries, charges, and some of the tools.

This is a great way to move your stuff around. Everyone is going to call this a toolbox but it's a lot more than that. It's a great way to move anything you need to move. If you're going a few blocks to the store take this with you and load your groceries in it. It would be good for moving files in a large office or medical building. Some people like to get together and craft together. This could be used by them as well. Or, yeah, you can put tools in it and take them to the job site. I have a fairly large property and am always doing a project somewhere. I used to use a 5 gallon bucket to move my tools, hardware and material around but I see I'll be using this in the future. It's strong, latches tightly. I see there are matching boxes that can lock in on top of this one but so far I just have the base box with the 2 wheels. No reason you can't strap other boxes, bags and materials on top of this. They are nice big rubber wheels that will get you around nicely off the pavement.

The RIDGID 22 in. Pro Gear Tool Box 2.0 is the most over-built toolbox I have ever seen. It is built more like a flight case, thick ridged walls, heavy-duty hinges and latches, end even a gasket around the lid! In fact, with some foam added inside, this would make an excellent travel case for delicate photographic or electronic equipment. Or you could really beat on it as a toolbox. The inner parts bin seals up, so that if things go sideways, all your small parts won't get scattered like with an open tray. This box really is a cut above.

I ordered the Ridgid 2.0 pro gear system power tool case and storage tool box. Wow what a system of tool storage boxes. I didn't realize how well these are made and how versatile these are as a complete system. The package I ordered came with three separate boxes each made up a complete system of gear storage that fits together well. The boxes secure to a wheeled cart and may be used as individual boxes. Each box is a different size in volume. The boxes align with each other to make a well organized system. Each box has swing latches to securely close the box. It also includes an eyelet to lock it with your own lock for added security. It has an IP65 water and dust rating. Great addition to our garage and portability for the tools.

I assumed this box would be a bit wider than the other 22 inch boxes but it isn’t. Locks down an latches other boxes great! 100 percent best boxes for the money. Lock eye is small but this lock will work.

Currently using this box for a Loto tool box. Upgraded it with a tracker an pad lock you can’t beat it.

The Ridgid tool box is much wider than I expected, but gives me more space inside for storage. Space is good when I want to store my larger and odd shaped tools. There is an extra case to store smaller tools. The wheels make moving the case so much easier. The Ridgid Pro gear cart is very functional for storage and mobility. It is very sturdy and the set is easy to use. The latches give a good seal and will keep dust and debris off. You can also add additional boxes.

I like these tool boxes and this one looks to be well constructed. Lots of storage options and add ons for this system. I have used the first gen bottom box for several yrs and it’s held up so I don’t see an issue with the second gen not doing as well. Some reviews comment that they are built lighter and I think that’s perfect when you and tools and hardware items they can get fairly heavy. Not they are not made to take a hard hit or fall and if they do I’m sure damage will occur. The wheels are large enough to roll over rough surfaces easily or cords / hoses etc. being a red tool guy myself, I would buy it again at the current price. And after a few months of use and it holds up I’d feel confident to recommend it, lots of storage easy to lock boxes together and it’s priced right.

Hands-down my favorite tool box system, the Gen 2.0 from Ridgid is a long-awaited update allowing soon-to-be-released half boxes to connect securely, increasing organization and functionality. A huge update is the hangers included with each box–this uses a modified French Cleat to allow the boxes to hang in the workshop or trailer or van. That’s a very cool new feature that I’m looking forward to trying in the future. I have been using Ridgid’s Pro Gear rolling box and tool box system for several years and have found them to be very reliable. The rounded corners and resin body go into my work vehicle and through the job site easily, and nothing on the outside of the box will knick up walls or interior finishes. Another favorite part of the Ridgid tool boxes is that the black body very nearly disappears behind tinted windows, so my work vehicle doesn’t stand out in any way when left outside overnight or when I’m not near it on the jobsite. Discrete means my equipment doesn’t walk off. The rubber seal works great, and has kept my equipment and chemicals dry–imperative for me to avoid dangerous situations. The new Gen 2.0 works just fine with the first generation boxes, both above and below. This backwards-compatibility is crucial for me since I have a dozen of the first generation boxes. This particular box gets a few upgrades–I like the lidded storage case that is included for bits or fasteners, and the lid gets a new treatment, an open-grid instead of a lined lid, so if something is just a little too big, I can cut some of the webbing in the lid to make the toolbox accommodate that particular tool. Great boxes, great update, some great reliability and practicality. This is a genuinely able rolling work site tool box set at a very good price point. Two thumbs way way up for Ridgid’s Gen 2.0.