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Question: I would like to use it on my cargo bed.  Does the bottom have any security lock mechanism to attach it and prevent theft?
Document: It's vary durable. Mine did not come with wheels, which would be nice to have, but it's still great. I use it to store cold gear and transport it in my truck. I like that it latches shut and keeps out the wet, and that I can put a lock on it even though it's hard plastic and can be easy to break into. It works perfectly for what I use it for.
A longer side handle like a rolling cooler has would save your back.Bottom Line: Probably ok to store stuff in a garage or something, but I wouldn't trust it to do any heavy duty stuff. Just hoping mine survives long enough to get my $40 out of it.
Like: Price.Dislikes:Kind of thin and flimsy. The bottom is okay, but the top has a lot of flex to it, and you have to get it seated and snapped down for it to feel semi-sturdy.The 3 locking points are all on the front, I would think if 2 were on the sides it would increase it's sturdiness. Not to mention the hinge is a series of u-shaped plastic joints that clip onto a segmented round plastic piece that runs the length of it.
I am stationed overseas and I bought this so I can store my gear and lock it up. When I go back to the US I can just ship this back. So far it looks like it can do all that. The plastic is of medium density, thick enough to hold my light-weight personnel belongings with out breaking but not super heavy duty (which would also cost considerably more). The only thing I am worried about are the plastic hinges, they look like they could break.
I can lock it closed to store my gear safely in the boat between runs. It latches very security so the lid stays in place. This holds an amazing amount of gear. Other reviewers have said it is flimsy but I haven't found this to be true.
In short, I like them. They are good for storage but I wouldn't use them as a shipping container or footlocker that you intend to ship. I would never ship my gear in this, in my opinion, but then I have seen some amazing shipping boxes coming and going APO. They are strong enough to stack. I only have 2 right now but I would think stacking up to 4 or 5 (depending upon the load) would be ok.
I really like the 1619s and 1719s, so I purchased two of these 1819 XXL on sale for just over twenty each. It's definitely worth twenty, but I doubt I'd pay forty. For car camping, this 1819 XXL would be somewhat unwieldy. I think the 1719s work better for car camping gear. I'm currently building a deck and I use an 1819 XXL as a project box to hold the tools I'm currently using. It makes deploying and clean up easier.
I purchased this to put into the bed of my truck. When I opened it up I assembled the lid to it and that was it. It is made of a thinner plastic than most boxes used in a truck bed but it gets the job done very well. I keep my trailer receiver, a jack and tire iron,ropes and other tied own straps in it. The only thing is there isn't really a good place to attach straps to it.
I'm not talking heavy duty propylene or something tough like you find on a car bumper. No! These hinges are good for teething babies or maybe using for padding in a pillow! I don't know how to explain the design properly, but I will try. The hinge is a long bar connected to the bottom half and the top half connects to it through a series of &#34;c&#34; shapes clips that... clip on.
I think it's perfect due to the fact you can't tell it's in the bed unless you look over the rails. Would buy another.
Answer: no