Review on Trusco ST-350-B 2-Level Toolbox: Organize and Store with Precision by George Miller

Sometimes a product comes along that changes an industry. This company did it. Check out most of the tool kits on the market from Revain, Lowe's, Home Depot and others. They are inexpensive and cheap. Trusco is one of the few exceptions. They're expensive, but worth it. The small details in Toolbox REALLY matter to the user. They thought of it in every possible way for the console toolbox. This model is their smallest version, but they make it bigger without skimping on quality. Who would have thought that a suite of tools would change the way you work and play. It has! Quality and attention to detail. An amazing design that eliminates awkward latches and uses handles to keep the tool chest closed. Hidden locking mechanism that won't break. Genius! Grab it, carry it, put it down, open it, and the unique side geometry folding hinges ensure easy opening where everything is at a glance. Who knew it would matter? It's good when you're hot and frustrated and working the client's hour. You need to get to your tools quickly and when you're done, load quickly and have no latches to fiddle with and wait on. How many times have you been carrying your tool box and suddenly a latch popped open and you either lost your balance or your tools were scattered everywhere. shame ha! How about you take it up the stairs and it opens? Who is down or you yourself quickly lose your charge and you both fall or get hit by a tool and seriously injured or die! I think you understand The only manufacturer aside from Trusco worth flipping over is Kennedy Kits, and their hinge design sucks. They have latches and are dark in color so you can't see all of your tools! Trust me if you are looking for quality this Japanese company has the best. You will thank me when you receive yours!