(2 pack) Hyper Tough 5 Gallon Heavy Duty Plastic Material Bucket Tote, Black, Adult

I never thought I'd be writing a review about a bucket, but here I am. This bucket's thoughtful design and sturdy build has inspired me to review it. I've always found that square buckets are far more useful than round ones, but barely anyone other than these guys thinks to make them that way. Not only is the main handle on this bucket extremely comfortable and sturdy - compared to the wobbly hand-slicing experience you get with normal 5-gallon buckets, but there is even a built-in fixed handle that runs the bucket's full circumference about a third of the way from the top. The construction of the sides and base are seamless and well reinforced, and you even get a stackable equally sturdy lid. If that weren't enough, the overall design, proportionality, and color combo of the bucket is somehow visually pleasing - don't laugh, it really is that great of a bucket. I'm very happy with my purchase.

Okay, so I'm a mom and didn't actually buy these for tools…I bought these to hold all my kids' magnetic tiles. I wanted something sturdy, as the tiles can get pretty heavy (especially when you have a crap ton of them) and I wanted something with a lid and handle for ease of access and portability. These tool totes work perfectly for what I wanted them for! The lid is easy enough for my kids to open, the handle makes carrying the totes super easy and convenient, and I love that they can be stacked on top of one another for saving space! Definitely recommend these totes for their durability!

This an interesting take on the seen-and-used-everywhere-for-everything ubiquitous 5 gallon bucket.Instead of traditional 5 gallon shape, it is approx. 12x12x12 inches (1 cubic foot) which in liquid form, is 5 gallons. Much shorter than a 5 gallon bucket, it can hold the same amount in a smaller space. If you have lots of material, the lid that comes with the bucket allows them to be stacked one atop another. This DOES eliminate one of the hugest problems with 5 gallon buckets. If you stack them into one another, good luck trying to pry them apart!! Between the tight fit, the suction created between buckets and any crud you have on the outside, you may never get them apart! Having a nice lid and abilty to stack solves this problem. You can probably stack them inside one another, but since I only have one, I cannot test this out. Very sturdily made, possibly 90 mil plastic. Most 5 gal buckets are 60 mil, which is usually adequate. Price! This bucket cost twice as much as the popular Homer Home Depot bucket which I just checked is $3.98, so something to consider.

This thing is great! Sturdy and lightweight, stackable, and a great size. I am using it as a waste can for litter boxes (the lid is appreciated!), but I can see many other uses for it as storage. It's wide enough on the diagonal that I probably could get a mop in it, also. Very sturdy!

It's not the cheapest bucket on the market, but it does what I wanted it to do. It's pretty sturdy and has a strong handle. There were a few times when the handle would unlock if you pressed it down by accident. Always check it's firmly in place when you are about to carry something heavy or fragile.

Was not designed for what I am planning on using it for. I am planning on using it to create a feeder for chickens. The hooded attachments went in fine but the top does not have a locking feature or even fit very snuggly. I guess we will see how it works out.

Overall, it's a good storage bucket (I bought it to store smoker pellets). My one complaint is about the handle. The top of the handle is smooth. The bottom is not. It has ridges in it. That means when you pick up a heavy bucket, the ridges press into your fingers. Not comfortable.

Main complaint is the lid has no tension to container. Just sits on top, only up side is the coordinating holes on lid and container to secure with zip ties. Not ideal if needing to open and close frequently. Wouldn't recommend if storing anything you don't want to spill out. Or if it needs to be waterproof and or airtight. Better off just getting a bucket with a lid, it's more secure.

It's a nice bucket but whomever picked my order forgot the lid. Real thick sturdy quality of plastic. Please encourage your employees that pick orders to view the item or read the labels that tell you what's included with the item especially if it's some type of container.

I bought this to transport warm water from my kitchen sink to the tub my tortoise takes a bath in. I love that it fits perfectly in my sink and the bucket itself is thick plastic, BUT THIS HANDLE, the underside of it that holds all of weight in your hand is ridiculous, it's as if the production of it is unfinished. It should be solids and smooth to be comfortable it hold. See my picture to understand what I mean by this.