Crep ProtectCrep Protect Crates Shoe Storage Box - Ultimate Sneaker Crates 2.0, Shoe Organizer, Stackable Shoe Crates (2 Crates Per Pack)

These are great love the way the shoe looks in them great for shoes you don't wear often and want to display

Finally found a case that can hold and display my Nike Jordans and LeBrons. Assembly was easy but it did take a while to figure out which side goes to which side. Cause all the clear plastic pieces look alike. It did come with instructions which shows the parts to which side it goes on but in the drawings every pieces look alike. But once I figured it out. It took me 10 mins tops to assemble it. When assembling the case you have to squeeze the clear parts in the dark parts. And it snaps into place. Just be careful you don't crack the plastic snapping it in. Other than that it is a great case that can hold most shoes or some low top boots in it. Very sturdy once assembled. It is hard plastic that can break if your not careful. Like plastic that you will find in car models kits but thicker and in gloss. Otherwise great case to keep your shoes instead of the shoe box. Also it is stackable. So I will be buying some more to put my other shoes in. Giving this 5 stars for being a great display case and keeping your shoes clean and dust free.

I would've given the boxes 5 stars but there's one step when assembling that isn't clear and you have to figure it out on your own; different than the original front facing Crep box.

Okay, I will admit it. I don’t fully understand shoe storage. I own exactly one pair of shoes, and I cannot, Gentle Reader, fathom the need for owning so many shoes you need dedicated storage for them.I mean, how many feet do you have, anyway? Are there really so many occasions that call for special shoes that one would assemble an entire collection of shoes, including dedicated storage boxes for all those shoes? I truly do not understand.However, that said, these boxes are perfect for storing any manner of things that are not shoes. So for the purpose of this review, I will discuss storing “shoes,” which you may use as a stand-in for any reasonably small items that you may wish to store, be they shoes or non-shoe items. (The photo shows one of the boxes atop my CNC machine in my workshop, holding such “shoes” as are necessary for the operation of a CNC milling machine and laser engraver.)These storage boxes are, once assembled, quite rugged and easy to use. The magnetic swing-open door is a nice touch. I say “once assembled” because, while they are made of ony a few parts, they only go together in one way, and the order of operations is quite finicky. Once assembled, they really don't want to come apart again—the panels snap together in a way that isn't designed to let them snap back apart.In a sense, assembling the boxes is like putting together a nuclear bomb. You’d best read the instructions before you begin, because you’ve only got one shot at getting it together right, and assembling the bits in the wrong order leads to unpredictable but generally sub-optimal results.They’re nicely designed and nicely packaged; if someone were to make these out of wood, they’d be praised the world over as the revival of the Shaker craftsman’s ethic. Yes, they’re cheap molded plastic, but they’re well-designed cheap molded plastic.They lock together for stacking, in the event you should want to stack your shoes...or your “shoes.” Excessively fussy assembly aside, they’re actually quite nice, if a bit spendy.

These shoeboxes are very nice, but I have to admit it took me forever to figure out how to build them. Usually I’m pretty good at building things, but these weren’t easy for me. My shoes look great in them and it’s easy to place my shoes inside of the boxes as well as take the shoes out of the boxes. Presentation is everything and these boxes add to the look of my shoes.

These Crep Protect Shoe crates are beautifully made. The clarity of the see-thru panels is perfect. The door is one of the best I’ve seen, It is still the weak part just like all the other shoe crates out there, but this one is made better at the hinge point.I do like the shiny black on the crates, but be cautious as it will scuff easily. I use a microfiber cloth and a low alcohol content window cleaner, as to reduce the chances of causing haziness on the clear coat. It’s the simple things to ensure things continue to look great. I will definitely be ordering 6 more of these boxes, as I like the way these look as a wall.I was able to fit a men’s Hi/Mid/Low sizes 9.5-10.5 Into these crates with no issues. I really want a crate where I can store my sneakers with the sneaker box, these you may be able to do that with a smaller size. Measure your shoe boxes, then check the interior measurements on the Amazon ad.

"Crep Protect Clear Shoe Storage Box - Ultimate Sneaker Crates 2.0."Product requires assembling.It is a little bit of a pain assembling these boxes and the doors/plastics are a bit flimsy for the price but overall, they are nice and clean looking.These sneaker organizing boxes are mostly clear with windows to keep your shoes off the floors, clean and organized. I do think they could have been a bit sturdier and larger and durable, as is, I do not think these will last long after removing and placing items in and out of them.I will continue using them and see how long they last. I am hoping they do not fall apart so I can get long use out of these boxes since they do look neat and clean.

There are better display setups out there for around the same price. The "windows" were a little flimsy and it wouldn't take much to break the cases. They were clear enough and nice enough to do for now.Better deals available.

Tutto ok nessun intoppo

Very good very strong

I had a fight with the second box and just couldn’t get it to fit.. did it the same way I fixed the first box but ultimately I lost that fight and now it’s headed for the garbage. Smh

Dommage que le prix soit si élevé

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