If your a contractor or in the trades you really need to see this 

Finally a connecting mechanism to rival the ease of packout. Way better than the other competitors’ side latching designs

!!!!!! Ah Man you totally Left out the best feature of those vertical rails on the bins!!!!! They are 100% compatible and engineered to be with the Toughbuilt "Cliptech " bag/belt Accesory Line. Full-length side-rail attachments on those bins !!!! YOU HAVE TO DO A FOLLOW UP VIDEO and show us all How truly capable and "Nice-liiiike" this rolling tool box line has to offer!!! Love your vids

I absolutely don't need another one of these boxes but damned if I don't want them anyways despite the fact that I am using my ridgid for laundry and taking my action figures to the park for photography.

Biggest deal to me is the shape of the interior space. It's the squarest interior of any box that I've seen, which means making inserts is going to be easy. I hate Milwaukee and DeWalt for having the most absurd shapes I've ever seen with webbing in the worst places. It's more expensive than the Ridgid, but honestly I really like it and will probably switch over.

Really excited to see this coming out. I'm a cable guy and we all toughbuilt stuff. The clip on tool pouches are perfect for what we do. Almost everything they make is awesome, really underrated company.

Can't wait to see these in person, I might be swapping out my packout for these. I like how they're black and not steal me red.

They should have started with drawers. That “transporter” thing that rolls them up onto your truck real fast is the coolest thing to come out in a while. I might get that and just mod it for my ridgids and tstaks

Unless you are already heavily invested in packout, this looks to be another great option. I think this will kill the new boxes that have recently entered the market like Flex and Klein.

Just bought into this system. This is my first (and only) mobile tool storage system as I was holding out forever to evaluate all of the options on the market. I committed to Toughbuilt Stack Tech for all the reasons mentioned in this video and couldn't be happier. The accessories and build quality are amazing. And competitively priced at that! Great review 👍🏼!!

The next wave they are release with the rolling drawer base will be epic!

I is be bought their bags in the past and still have every single one. They make amazing stuff and even though I cheated out and went with the rigid tool box system seeing this makes me wish I’d have seen this first. Good stuff buddy.

Just hit those stickers with a heat gun as you peel it off and the glue will stay with the sticker instead of on the box. Not too close or hot. Just wave the heat gun on one side until you get it to come free, then just keep waving the gun over the sticker as you peel it off. Quick and easy.

I have been on the fence about what company boxes I’m gunna go with. Now I know. Can’t wait for more to come out for it. I just hope that they are cheaper than the Milwaukee or flex. That’ll seal the deal for me.

I love my Toughbilt tool belt system. Multiple pouches clip and swap. Really excited about this storage system. Think my packout systems will be getting a roommate this year.

Thank you, thank you, for the review! I've been using their tool pouches for years. Toughbuilt is coming on strong with a lot of tools!

Picked up a set today. By far the best locking system in the game. We'll see how well it locks after sawdust and drywall dust gets into the system

This stuff looks the best of all of em in my opinion. And man they live up to their name with how tough their products are. Really well built stuff.

Tough Built has been making some great tools. I love my Tough Built folding work table.

I’m a PackOut guy, but I will most likely switch once I get my hands on them and look at them. I love their clipTech pouches and belts. I have a bunch.

Getting this out before Black Friday is super smart... looks great.

You’re one smart real deal dude. Great work. ❤

the more the better, thnak you brother! Keep them coming.

I bought the ToughBuilt yesterday. My first impression was it is very well built, solid like a tank. My second impression is it weighs as much as a tank. Even empty, these are a load to move around. On the plus side, the rolling box is about an inch shorter than other rolling boxes and with the handle able to come off easy, this fits in my truck bed even with the tonneau cover (Honda Ridgeline -which is a bit shallower then a full size truck).

I have a few of the Tough Built belt bags and tools. I have noticed that the quality is great. Frankly I’m a line surprised that that don’t get more attention…. But this? This will blow out everything else. The accessories that are coming are on off the chain! I have Ridgid Gen 2 totes but finding components send a daunting task with little to no results. Everybody else better up there games because whole setup is a major game changer. Love your channel dude. 👍🏻

I have a mix of 4 different brands of storage. My favorite is Milwaukee, with Dewalt being second, third Craftsman, and last is Bosch. I wish some these companies would have come to the game earlier with storage and all the new innovations happening now-earlier.

This is by far the best implementation of this concept. I hope Milwaukee comes out with a second generation of Packout, still compatible with the original stuff, but with many of these same ingenuities.

They look amazing and truly nice new features only question I have how are they price wise,comparable to others ?

I have this set up after agonizing over which system to go with for a month. I couldn’t be happier. Even the small inconveniences they have are overlooked for good reason. Wayyyy better than ridgid, dewalt, flex, and just as good if not better than Milwaukee. And they’ve been dropping new products in the line since I bought them in January and it just keeps getting better 🥰

I have a large set from Milwaukee but these look real nice like.

Great one TRZ! This is what I've been waiting for. As I'm watching im wondering about the price though. I've got Dewalt 1.0 and 2.0. I've also got the Craftsman tradestack. I've looked at all the boxes out there and these are the most exciting to me. If the price is right this might replace my Dewalt 2.0 boxes. The single lid latch is convenient and the way the rolling box handle detaches is a great design as there is nothing sticking up above the actual box height which is superior to other removable handles imo. I love that they have half boxes and totes already in the initial offering as well. And with the crate and 2 parts organizers there initial release is great. Drawers will be the next big plus if they offer them but for a basic system their initial offerings are super solid. I agree the latch system for attaching the boxes together seems to be a great design and very convenient. If the system is durable and reliable this could be the next best budget or mid level box system if it's budget is reasonable. It's gotta be less expensive then the premium boxes though. At least for a while to get people into it. Then maybe if it ends up being the cats meow, they can really expand the line and start price competing with the premium boxes. But for now working people need solid boxes with features like this ones got that woulnt break the bank. We all ain't got budgets like business owners and high paid Sparkies that can afford Milwaukee prices lol.

Good job 👏 ; getting to the details quickly. Going to share to coworkers

I think the system is unique. 1. The style of locking the boxes is not something others are doing. 2. The metal corners have real potential. It appears to be built solid. Only time will tell. 3. If Touch Built follows through with the number of pieces they are saying they are going to offer, then they will be a real contender and there at the Lowe's. 4. Down side, there made in Chinn-er 😢. You know, the country that keeps swinging are government's credit card as we irresponsibly dig a deeper det hole for ourselves as a country. You now CHINA. It would have been nice if it was made in a country that does not wish to see us crushes. That said. I LIKE THE SYSTEM !!!!! Good job, Clint !!! Love the video !!!!

These are a game changer. I only have their tool bags and I know they're great quality

That’s definitely real Nass like 👍 especially with them being a budget friendly tool company. Will help out the newbie’s or budget folks ✌️😎👍

Thanks for providing the dimensions. Been looking for that

From just looking the video locked boxes looking little bit wobbling too much. Second doubt about unlocking, looks nice when new, how it would last in construction environment for some time where you have dusts.. sometimes dirt and so on, will it be easy to slide that unlock switch??

That would be nice. I bought into a little in the Ridgid 2.0 so i can stop lugging around multiple toolbags with shoulder straps to install residential condensers. I would definitely invest in that for the quickness of removing the boxes and handles.

Your right about that it would be nice lock the whole thing.

These look badass ...i have a few tuff built things...great quality 👍✌️👊

Hey!!! I have like fifteen of the little Makita boxes. It’s great… as long as you don’t throw your boxes around. They get so much hate…

I've definitely been impressed with the quality of ToughBuilt products the past few years, this is awesome. I still think my biggest thing is the use of drawers at the bottom on wheels, even Milwaukee needs a big, one drawer unit. My nailers don't fit in the 2-drawers, and finding spots for bigger tools is one of my puzzles.

Ever since I bought their razor that makes me feel like a gun slinger, I was HOOKED on this brand!

It’s like, I don’t need it, but I want it 😅

What city and state did you pick up these Tough Built Stacktech from? I've looked around and can't find them.

Dude, back in the day, I was going around telling all my friends that tool companies should make something like these systems. Too bad I didn’t patent the idea. lol.

This is what I have been waiting for and I will sell my pack out . Great look for van too

Thank you!

Looks like a decent system but all the half size cases and boxes being top stack only seems like something that could have been engineered differently to compete with packout but I’m guessing most people won’t notice if they don’t currently use the packout system.

I'm pretty sure keter came up with all of them. Milwaukee was the first to bite and bring to market in these newer styles, but you could throw it back to DeWalt and the t-stack, whoch I think was also Keter, or maybe even the systainers

I have easy 10K in Milwaukee packout accessories my whole van is set up with the shelving it's nice that locks in but I stopped using the rolling box when the toughbuilt bag came out let's be honest that XL bag does the best tool bag on the market hands down

Nah, You cant test that locking feature with the boxes empty. fill it with a few pounds of tools and fasteners etc and then see if it locks and unlocks so easy.

That looks awesome but the only thing I really care about is drawers. I love that my tool boxes stack but I don’t want to have to stack and unstack them constantly

I see why Clint wore the Dewalt jacket. It's a suttle hint to them that, in the module storage world, everybody eatting their lunch! They better start dropping prices.

i found this brand 10yrs ago and cant wait

This is a long-awaited release for the toughbuilt clip bracket for their modular couches I'm wondering if they could Implement those in those accessories as well

Im sold. Never liked packout. Maybe its because i hate the color red. Will be upgrading from my 2014 ridgid tool box which served me well all these years. Already on the toughbuilt clip tech tool pouch system. Looking forward to the drawers to be released by toughbuilt.

“100% grade a prime real nice like” 😂😂😂😂 hilarious

im a Flex fanboy and already have invested in stack pack, BUT this looks to be a game changer... the not thing that I do not like about Flex is that its not super easy to stack them, its takes a few seconds sometime and this looks to be instant.. but im sticking with Flex..

As a ryobi link guy, this will be my next upgrade, better than flex and packout

Looks like a sweet setup. Id like to see the hooks you put on the metal rail tho

Toughbuilt has me wowed too.

Looks solid.

I really like the look of those better tan any of the other ones!

Bring out some drawer boxes and I’ll be all in!

Thats pretty real nice like. Im interested in this set up but I heard there gonna do some updates

I bought the rigid first gen years ago now I want this one lol

It really only needs the drawers and then it's perfect 👍

The fun part? Hearing you say “Here” = heyyear Or heyaear Are you from? Pittsburgh?

Best feature: not all red *cough* Seriously, was about to go with pack out but an all red interior cargo van would be ridiculous. Only works if you have no company brand or it happens to be red.

I wish you do a volumetric efficiency survey with these. i.e. external volume / internal volume = eff. Volume. Milwaukee packout are around 30% waste. They are awfull actualy.

Welp, I showed it to my friend. I have 1. He said, "How dare you!"

One of these companies needs to make their rolling box drawers so they can stay at the bottom AND they need to have mounts at the bottom so I can quickly attach them to mounting plates

Your interaction with the Makita gnome just cracked me right up!!! I like the way you always add humor to your content..... unlike that NAZI Vince.....

That’s real nice like! I’m going to sell all my Packout stuff!!!

Классные и красивые ящики и органайзера! Покажите их функционал, загрузите по полной их расходкой и инструментом, чтобы мастера видели их преимущество перед другими аналогичными системами. Мастера должны понимать, как колеса поведут себя, когда все эти ящики будут забиты инструментом и расходкой, и насколько сложно или легко будет перемещать по стройплощадке всю эту красоту. Как достать инструмент из нижнего ящика не разбирая всю башню? Вот, что главное для мастера в системе хранения и перемещения инструмента.

Nice review. Btw are you trying to invent a new language? 😂😂 me-tal 😂😂

This looks like a decent product. I'm an electrician so I can afford the Packout. Good video though, Clint. Real Nass like

Hope for a black Friday deal have the tough built portable work table niceee like.

If they had drawers I would pick them up.

I can’t wait!!

I use 3 Tool totes for my hand Tools and Two dozen tool bags and 6+ cases for my electric and specialty tools I just grab the totes and bags/case I need for the job. I don't need to take a stack of tools I don't need with me on the job site all the time and I also see a time waster to reload fasteners onto storage boxes I have to lug around all the time and I also see time and work space waisted unloading just to get to the bottom case or need to get something out of every case all the time. With a separate tool case or bag, I just zip up the bags and close the case at the end of the day. They are also less intimidating to the customer, since most of my bags are Black or Tan with just 5 having any tool brand name on them. If I started wheeling in a cluster stack of tool boxes coming at them in one BIG STACK inside the house and hope it do t have dirty or wet wheels rolling into the house or building then afterwords, and they are thinking, oh boy, what did I get myself into with this guy $?$?$? And I hope my neighbors aren't watching this tool box monstrosity coming into the house at one time and thinking we have a major disaster in the house, Plus getting it in and out of the truck all the time and strapping it down in the truck due to the weight of everything in The stack pack is more time and money and truck space wasted in my view,if I had everything that's in bags in a stack system of any kind? It wouldn't be worth it to me. The bags are cheeper and they don't slide and don't need to be strapped down and stackable in a much smaller space. The cases are mixed in with the bags and totes so they don't slide around in the truck, 👍 I really don't have to deal with with keeping a large assortment of fasteners on the truck. the customer buys the materials, And the customer gets what's left over?, including fasteners, calk and paint. So My boss and I don't spend money wasted on free fasteners all the time or some other customers fasteners and supplies on other builds. I have a Stanley stack pack for my old DeWalt battery tool set and it's a pain in loading up in the truck and load and unload the boxes all the time and just stacking and unstacking the four boxes the top box has all the batteries and chargers so I have to Get a battery out of top big box, and set that aside,get the saw/drill, or fastener out of the next box and set all of that a side get another tool box that has the attachments for the tools an extra parts for them as well set that aside ,finally open the last box to get to the tool I needed and that Stanley tool box system doesn't even have enough room for all the tools and the extras are in another box that doesn't hook up to the that box stack system. I'm thinking on going all bags with that also instead of a stacking box system. With my new set of DeWalt tools I have them in bags they came with them,the tool, batteries, charger and bits or saw blades are all in the bags and easier to grab the type of tool I need in a bag. Even though I have a lot of Tools in the old style battery system with a lot of batteries that still work and hold charges really well,I don't take it out on the job much due to weight of lugging that Stanley stack system around. It has good wheels and once it's on the ground it's not real big problem, but weighs about 70+ lb to move around all the time and gets old fast Just to use a drill or some other one off tool in the box And somebody may add? Well, you can just take the drill or other tools in separately and you don't need or want to take everything in. If I'm bringing in the drill or other on lone power tool, why not have all the stuff needed with me in one lightweight bag, same with any other tool I need ? Or someone may add that I can put the bag in this box system and lug even more waight around an more time wasted opening the box and the bag let alone opening and closing boxes and shuffling around boxes either stacking and unstacking in the truck or on the job site. That's not productive and vary expensive in my veiw. Err Nope,I'll pass, I'll just grab a bag or tote and go 👍

Let's go Toughbuilt stack tech👏👏👏👏👏

Put some weight in the rolling box, and let’s see if the wheels lean in (shaft bends or slip in the wheels?) the first videos they posted showed the wheels flexing pretty bad??? Let us know. Thx

I’m shocked….that Clint is wearing sleeves😂

Nice vid , real nice like 🤯

Awesome 👏

Is this a lowes exclusive?

I’ll stick with my milwauk-ia packout

How expensive are these boxes

Im still waiting for their new tool bags from 2 years ago to come into lowes canada😅

Wish I wasn’t this deep into packout 😂

“That’s real nice like”

Happy Friday the 13th Clint

How much does all of that cost?

Watch out for the Toughbuilt troll Clint

I want it 😊

@toolreviewzone have you seen their belt clip system??? This ain't sh!t compared to what they did there literally changed my life

I agree Clint , Zelda was perfected on the 64 sooo life like , no way graphics could be better 👍🏻

No comments about how he absolutely butchered the Zelda ref....😂 said N64 but showed NES/SNES graphics. Whatever I still love the stuff you're putting out!

Have you seem klein tools packout