CleverMade Collapsible Storage Bins with Lids- Neptune Blue 3Pack 46L- Plastic Container Stackable Organization Crates Home Closet SpaceSaving Durable

Durable, light weight, and have quite a bit more interior volume than other bins that claim to be the same size (the 12 Gal size holds about 20% more than the "12 Gal" yellow and black bins from Home Depot). They're rectangular, so they're super efficient to stack and pack. And they stack really securely with or without the lid. They're surprisingly low-profile when collapsed, and easy to store in a car trunk or the corner of a closet.My only criticism is that the inset lid is a little flimsy, so you can't stack something heavy in the middle of it unless the bin is packed full. The easy solution to that is to just place another collapsed one on top, so not a big deal at all.Overall, I'd highly recommend!

Nice, easy to use, collapsible crates

Love these for up totes bc, well, they fold up! They take very little space to store. But they in turn, store a LOT of stuff! I love the colors especially to store different categories of things. They are very reasonably priced.The only complaint/negative comment I have is that the lids can break easily if stressed too much such as putting too much weight unsupported on it. That's the only reason for a 4* rather than a 5* rating..

I had to do an exchange because they delivered the wrong order but now that I got the actual one it is actually neat, strong enough to hold your storage and keep things organized but what sucked was one of them has a bad crack on the edge of the lid because of the shipping but all in all this is cleverly made

I live in an apartment with a storage closet. I replaced all my storage boxes with these bins. The bins are uniform size so I can easily stack them. It also keeps me from getting the boxes too heavy.I'm very happy with these bins, but I have several of observations on these bins. I'm not knocking off any stars for these observations, because some of the observations would apply to any box or bin I would use.Observation#1: In the description, it claims it can haul a 100lbs. I have one crate filled with 8x10 notebooks which is slightly over 40lbs. I would be afraid to fill it to heavy for fear the bottom would break-away. Also, the plastic around the hand openings are starting to cut into my hand and beginning to hurt due to the weight. I actually carry the bin from the bottom because of the weight, it is a bit awkward to carry by the handles and walk. Having plastic bins has an advantage over cardboard box in this area, because with heavier contents the hand opening would most likely start tearing on cardboard. BTW: For those interested in these bins, I could not stand the 8x10 notebooks upright in the bin and close the lid. I had to lay them on their spine. This will give you an idea of the height of the bin.Observation#2: Keep in mind you will need leave space near the hand openings so you can place your hand in to lift bin. The item near the hand opening will most likely press against your hand and could become painful as the bin is moved around. This is a problem with any bin or box.Observation#3: Since I am placing the bins in a storage closet, it would have been nice to have a label area on the sides of the bins to identify the contents inside. Maybe a label area on one end and one of the side, so depending on how bins are stacked, you can see content label. This is an advantage a cardboard box would have over the bins. I plan to tape a 3x5 card to the bin, so I know what is inside the bin.

I wish these had lids or at least an option for a lid, they are good quality can hold a lot but just like paper boxes be mindful of how much you are putting in them, they are plastic after all and will break or snap if too many items. Made my move a lot easier though and convenient that they easily collapse back and can be used again.

I got these because they are dark and you cant see them through the windows unless you look hard or the sun is just right. I wanted ones with lids so if anything was in them I could cover them and no-one would see I had stuff in the car. I live in a high car break in area. They dont steal the cars, just the stuff inside. These work well for it, but the lids are very flimsy. The sit inside the crates on little pegs. Some of the pegs have already broken off without ever having anything on them other than the lid. The lids have warped from the heat of the car and I am in the north west not the south (not as hot). They also slide a lot. They are not sturdy. I would have liked them to be sturdier and the lids to go over the top and be sturdy so I could put things on them if I needed to. I cant with these lids, they will break/collapse. They are a good color for the back of a hatchback/liftgate but if you are looking to make them work for a living, then get something sturdier. These will not take a lot of abuse.

Durable, quick. Just remember the lid is attached to the bottom