DEWALT TSTAK II Tool Box, Flat Top Tool Storage Case, Organizer Box Holds Up To 66 lbs, Flexible Platforms for Stacking, 13 Inch (DWST17807)

I just got this DEWALT TSTAK II toolbox and I could not be happier! This thing is sturdy enough to survive the apocalypse, but light enough that I can actually lift it without feeling like I just bench-pressed a rhinoceros. Seriously, it holds up to 66 lbs, but it feels like it’s made of some kind of magic lightweight material.At less than $20, this toolbox is a steal! I was so impressed that I ordered a second one because, honestly, one just isn’t enough for all my tools—and my tools seem to multiply when I’m not looking. The stacking feature is a mind-blower! I can create a mini tower of organization right in my garage. It’s like my tools are living in a fancy apartment complex now.And here’s the fun part: this isn’t just a toolbox; it’s basically a multipurpose storage unit! You can stow away everything from craft supplies to a sewing kit. Sure, I’d love a pink version, but hey, I can live with yellow. It’s DEWALT’s signature color, and let’s face it, they’re like the royal family of tools.I can tell this toolbox is built to last. I’m pretty sure it’ll be around long after I’m gone, ready to host the tools of future generations. Overall, I’m just super happy with the quality, craftsmanship, and of course, the price. If you need a reliable storage solution, look no further. Just get one (or two) of these—you won't regret it!

I recently got my hands on the DEWALT TSTAK II tool box and I am over the moon! This thing is like the superhero of storage boxes. It’s super sturdy but surprisingly lightweight—perfect for my not-so-mighty arms.For under $20, you get a box that can hold up to 66 lbs! I mean, I can’t even lift my grocery bags without getting a workout, but this tough little guy can handle it all. I was so impressed, I went ahead and ordered a second one because, why not? It stacks perfectly, so I can just keep piling on the tools (or, let’s be honest, it can also be my secret craft stash, my sewing kit, or even a fancy makeup case).And can we talk about the color? Sure, I would have loved a pink version—who doesn’t want a fab toolbox?—but yellow feels like a power move. It’s DEWALT’s signature color, after all. Besides, everyone knows they’re one of the most prestigious tool brands around—who doesn’t want to brag about having one of their boxes?The quality and craftsmanship are top-notch, and I have a feeling this toolbox could outlast me. I mean, at this rate, my tools might have a better retirement plan than I do! Overall, I’m just so happy with this purchase. It’s tough, it’s practical, and it’s downright affordable. If you need a storage solution, this toolbox is a win-win. Highly recommend!

For less than $20 this is a great product for a great price for storing tools for the DIYer as many have suggested. I don't know why the product in the US does not have a weather gasket to add protection from rain and dust like the European model, but it does not. From another review here, I saw someone add 5mm(13/64") Diameter Round EPDM solid Rubber tubing to the groove on the cover to give it better protection from the rain and dust.Also, the box does not have any padding, it is just a plastic shell. When open, it is has some torsional flex to it, but when latched the box is quite rigid. I have ordered polyethene foam (Kaizen) to create customized individual cutouts for my tools to add a layer of protection and organization.The TStak II fits in perfectly with the entire TStak line of storage boxes. I have three stack consisting of the TStak Mobile Storage, TStak I Long Handle Box and TStak V Organizer. They have improved the side latches that lock the different boxes together to create the stack. It now has metal bars that go into the cover to give it more strength than the first generation of TStaks. The great thing about this product line is that you can also purchase Craftsmen Versastack pieces and they're using the same interconnect technology and probably have some duplicated pieces. In fact, they have the weather stripping in their boxes. Not sure why they were left out of the DeWalt US Market, may be as another differentiator between DeWalt's TStak and ToughSystem lines. The ToughSystem line appears to be more geared to the people in the trades working every day with them at job sites.I like the idea of the two handles so you can either carry like a tacklebox or a briefcase. Initially it was tight to clip in the boxes, not sure if they'll get easier over time, but I would rather have them too tight than too lose. The base appears to be the same for both the TStak I and TStak II, but you get about a 1/2" more space in the cover since it does not have the top compartment for assorted bits.I am not sure I would purchase this for the MSRP of $39, but well work it for $20. I have a couple of corded DeWalt tools that are close to 20 years old that came in a case and those cases use thicker plastic.

The DEWALT TSTAK II 13-Inch Tool Box is the best toolbox I’ve owned. It’s tough as nails, with heavy-duty latches and durable plastic that can handle job site abuse without cracking. I’ve dropped it, tossed it around, and it still looks brand new.The size is just right—not too big, not too small. It fits my drills, hand tools, and accessories with no problem. Plus, the stackable design is genius. I’ve got it connected to a couple of other TSTAK boxes, and it keeps everything organized and easy to grab.The handle is comfortable, and it’s light enough to carry without straining, even loaded up. For the price, you won’t find a better box. If you need something reliable for work or home projects, this is it.5 stars—DEWALT nailed it with this one.

I really like the product. Adding a foam layer and cutting out for tool, battery, and part boxes make it organized and clean look. It stacks as well. The stacking latches could be a little gentler but does have tension. Works well for a cheap option to separate tools and makes it easier to customize your tool stack for jobs. I would recommend either getting the larger box with wheels or the tstak dolley when you have multiple tstaks to make it easier to move.