Plano Guide Series StowAway 4-By Rack System Tackle Box, Holds 4 3700 Utility Tackle Boxes, Quick-Access Top Storage with DuraView Lid, Durable Construction, Flexible, Adaptable Fishing Box

Sturdy spacious tackle box with removable shelves, perfect for boating, surf fishing, bank fishing or pier fishing. This my second one purchased. My first one is 10 years old, and i just wanted another to start separating specific angling gear, fresh vs salt to make my boxes lighter and more user friendly. Value for the money is exceptional. 4 drawers with adjustable compartment separation. I have had others but for large format case these work best for me for assortments of hooks, weights, corks, line, rigs, etc.

I ordered this a few years ago during an organizational frenzy and upon receiving, halfheartedly threw some home hardware into it. Fast forward a couple of years... Many of my clothes began losing buttons, having ripped seams/hems and other mishaps. So, in digging for tools to repair these clothing items, I realized my sewing supplies were in a terribly messy situation. I knew I needed something to organize the sewing supplies that offered multiple small compartments. Looking around my storage room for a solution, I spied this Plano 1374 Tackle Box. Not only did it fill all of my new compartmental requirements, it also was seriously underused. I removed the previously stored hardware, gave it a good cleaning and began sorting the sewing supplies so that I could arrange them into the Plano 1374. The following are my observations on the unit while preparing to refill it with sewing supplies: The clear flip top section on the top of the box is great for those small, at-a-glance items that you need to grab quickly. This section has built in dividers and offers several spaces for small pieces. This lid can be somewhat difficult to close, but can be done with a firm hand. Next to this clear section is a hard plastic handle, which is hinged to be in an up (for carrying) or down for travel/storage. The next section, with its large buckle/snap offers larger storage and can be suited to items up to about 5 inches in depth. In my sewing supply scenario, I put my more bulky items here. A nice bonus to this section is a hole designed for a padlock, which can help deter your larger items from disappearing if using this away from home or at work. Housed behind a smoke colored clear panel (also with buckle/snaps) are four removable slotted opaque plastic storage boxes. These boxes come with multiple sized dividers for added customization. There are wider built-in compartments in the front of these boxes, which work in tandem with the longer, narrow compartments to the rear of each opaque box. These boxes also have the buckle/snap closure. The fact that this item is made in the USA was a big deciding factor in originally making my purchase. Upon receiving, I did note that the plastic used for the removable inner cases did not seem quite as strong as some of my other older Plano pieces. Noting this, I choose to handle those pieces more carefully - paying special attention not to drop or mishandle them. I have been very pleased with the function of this Plano 1374 4-By Rack System 3700 Size Tackle Box in both its first incarnation as a tool/hardware box and its current incarnation as a sewing supply box. It saves me time by giving me customizable options for storage and placement of my items. I wholeheartedly recommend this as box as a useful storage solution!

I’ll admit, when I ordered the Plano Guide Series StowAway 4-By Rack System Tackle Box, I wasn't fishing for compliments. But now? I reel them in every time I show up with this baby, especially at my Arduino workshops! Who knew a tackle box could be the perfect sea chest for a treasure trove of electronics?Let me break down why this tackle box is the best mate for anyone who's hooked on organizing gadgets and gizmos aplenty.Build Quality: The Captain of DurabilityThis box isn’t just built; it’s crafted like it’s ready to take on the Bermuda Triangle. The durable construction promises to keep my precious Arduino boards, sensors, and a fleet of other components safe from the kraken of chaos (also known as my workshop table). And the Quick-Access Top Storage? It’s like the crow’s nest of the ship, keeping a watchful eye over smaller items that are ready to jump ship at a moment’s notice.Storage: Davy Jones’ Locker Has CompetitionWith four 3700 utility boxes, this tackle box could give Davy Jones’ locker a run for its money. Each box is a compartmentalized dream, perfect for sorting resistors, capacitors, and those tiny, elusive jumper wires that seem to vanish into the abyss. The flexible, adaptable design lets me customize each section to fit components of various sizes, from tiny LED lights to bulky breadboards.Top Storage: The Treasure Island of MiscellaneousThe top storage is clear, so I can see my treasures without having to dive in. It’s like having a map to buried gold, except it’s all those pesky little components that always get lost. This section is perfect for storing my tools—screwdrivers, pliers, and even a mini soldering kit. It’s my personal arsenal, ready to deploy at a moment’s notice.Humor and Handy: Like a Pirate with a ParrotEvery good pirate ship has a bit of character, and this tackle box is no different. It has charm and practicality, much like a pirate with a parrot. It’s not just for show; it’s a fully functional mate in my quest for electronic conquests. Plus, carrying it makes me feel like a captain ready to set sail in the stormy seas of circuitry.Conclusion: My First Mate in Electronic AdventuresIn conclusion, if you’re looking for a tackle box that can handle more than just bait and hooks, the Plano Guide Series StowAway is your catch of the day. It’s transformed my chaotic swirl of Arduino parts into a well-manned ship ready to tackle any project. Whether you're soldering on the high seas or just need a place to stash your electronic treasures, this tackle box is worth its weight in goldfish.So, weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen, mates! This tackle box is set to journey with you from the calm Arduino bays to the turbulent oceans of bigger builds. Ahoy!

First, it's a little heavier than I expected. Not an issue for me, but if I were using it for fishing it would probably stay in my truck and I'd load up a smaller box or vest from there. I am using it to store the game pieces for Star Wars: X-Wing 2.0 and it works great for that. There's plenty of room to store a ton of small ships and some large ships will fit in the top compartment of the case. Not sure about the huge ships, bit you might be able to fit one or two of those as well. The dividers are molded and you're going to need a sharp knife to cut them apart and trim the tabs so they fit into the storage trays. A little time consuming, but you only need to do it once. They are slotted nicely so they fit inside the groves and won't pop out. My only complaint is that the mechanism used to hold the front door closed is pretty crappy. It's just a couple of slots cut into the plastic of the chassy that the tabs for the panel will catch on when closed (if you're lucky). The problem is that if the chassy flexes, and it will since it's just plastic, then the front panel will open and you might drop the containers held there. Not a huge problem because the clasps on those containers are solid and I'm not worried about them popping open accidentally or when dropped. It is annoying though as you could have to pick them up if walking somewhere with the case. That's the reason for the loss of a star. If they improved the way the front panel closes, I'd give this 5 stars. I think I might just get some strong Velcro to line the front panel with so it will stay closed. When I pulled it from the box upon receiving it all of the containers fell out because the front panel opened itself during shipping. I also had to fight with it a little bit to make sure both clasps closed properly when I was putting it away. Definite issue that should be fixed.

Great tackle box surprise how much room inside highly recommend

Used for Table Top Gaming, served its purpose!

Ok guys. If your a fisherman you all had the experience of what I’m about to say. I know all of you owned that tackle box that has three to four lures crammed and tangled up in that little compartment. If you say not true your totally lying or not a die hard fisherman as myself when going to the sporting goods dept for lures every time you go to the store. If your addiction to lures that catch your eye to get the imagination of oh yeah this is gonna hook the hog, well you need this box because storage is gonna be a factor. It’s well built, the storage compartment is deep to pack a lot of your plastic baits, scale, and other necessities needed. Each storage box comes with plenty of dividers available for you to design your compartments however you desire. There were some reviews of the clip and handle snapping but I haven’t run into that problem with mine. This comes fully equipped for the die hard fisherman. If you don’t mind carrying a big box which I don’t this is definitely the box for you. It would be great for your boat or canoe as well. All fisherman know you can never have enough lures so if you have that train of though this box will be more than effective for your next fishing trip. 5 stars on this one. I highly recommend it.

I like this tackle box. It's going to be the last one I should have to get. It's pretty big. My prior one was a excellent t.b. but always had to leave a few drawers behind depending on what I was fishing for.(Granted I have quite a bit of tackle) This one I have for all tackle with some room left over. Now I have what I need for whatever is biting. Seems to be solidly constructed so it can take my abuse.

exacalent .very happy with purchase.

Es un articulo amplio para guardar cosas. Pague el pedido por la mañana y al día siguiente en domingo por la mañana recibí el paquete. Esto si es un servicio de calidad. Lo recomiendo.

Cadeau pour mon papa pêcheurs il l'a adopté direct car apparemment très pratique

gute kiste passt viel rein

Just as my title states, I use this for photography gear. I actually have other Plano tackle boxes I use for fishing, but not this one. This model I use for all my bits and pieces for photography. I actually have two, one is for another hobby and that’s watch collecting. So I use one for all my tools etc for that. But trying not to be confusing here, I bought this one for mostly my vast collection of SmallRig parts I use for my camera rig. When you have other accessories like lights, filters, cages, cords, monitors, you end up with a ton of small parts. So I stow them away in this and it works perfectly. I also have bunches of screws, fittings etc that also get neatly placed in the containers, each type in its own partitions. It works wonderfully and is quite organized. When I filled this up I couldn’t believe how many Arca Swiss plates I had accumulated over the years. The top area of this tackle box is a great place for larger items, things I still keep in their boxes, longer items, or just bulkier. I have not found a better way to store all my little photography parts better. It really works well and for all the photographers out there that have all their stuff misplaced, lying inside bags loose etc, give this a shot. You’ll be glad you did when everything small is in one place and organized. Of course the quality of this box is good. Can’t really do any better. So it’s nice to have all your nice stuff in a nice thing. : ) Recommended.