🧰 Ultimate Secure Storage Solution: Milwaukee 42-22-8450 PACKOUT Tool Case with Customizable Foam Insert Review

Great case. Beautiful and strong. The clasps are great, not wobbly. The foam could be better but once you find a good way to cut and glue it it will be great.

Love this product. I specifically tailored it to fit a cordless drill, impact drill, two batteries and a charger. They're not the cheapest, but the quality is excellent. These boxes appear to be stronger and more reliable than the competition.

When I received this case everything was not as described, yes , I received the packing case with foam inside but the phone wasn't uncut it was already ready for M18 series tools and I have the M12 series which was a bit disappointing because my drill bits don't fit in the case I bought because I could cut myself

This was my second ROCKET with a special foam insert. It takes a while to slowly cut out the shapes and I had to use glue in a few places to get the foam layers back in place, but it ends up looking GREAT! If you have more than one PACK-OUT box, they will be tied together so they can be PERFECTLY stacked (here's the OC type), and if you have a rolling tool box or two-wheeled cart, they can be wheeled to the site. This family of engineered storage units is AMAZING! Someone in Milwaukee…

Judging by the photo I am a fan and supporter of the PACKOUT line of boxes. When you use Milwaukee tools, you've made an investment in your gear. If you want to protect your investment, you should pack it in PACKOUT boxes. Sometimes I go to a project, sometimes I fly and don't think my gear will arrive safe and sound. You have as many choices as you want to protect your gear. Buy additional foam if you want to change the gear you want to carry together. The foam tray even fits in the large tool

Hard plastic. The clasps are very strong. Hoping it will stand up to the outside elements. I don't know about that plastic cracking in the cold winter months. This foam box is a great addition to my Milwaukee tools and cases. After I cut out the styrofoam for all my tools I still had room for another battery and I also added two more batteries and some bits that I use frequently. Simply make a cross on the styrofoam with a knife and insert the bits. I used a large fillet knife (pictured) to…