HART Stack System, Mobile Tool Storage and Organization, Black & Blue

I've been needing a mobile toolbox for a while now. I have a dog rescue and carrying five-six tool bags outside to build dog kennels just wasn't cutting it anymore. This is great mobile toolbox that won't break the bank. It holds all of the tools I need to get the job done. Definitely would recommend it.

I have a ton of tools and am moving in the near future. I have more tools than empty toolbox space. Plus, I've wanted a roller of some kind that I can take most of the smaller tools I own with me at the same time, I just hate walking back and forth from my garage to where on the property I'm working. It's also the quickest way for everything to become disorganized easier than it should be. I've lost a few tools that way too. I really took my time deciding before I bought this. I bought the 2-drawer component at the same time. I love this so much that I have already bought another organizer (the top component in the Stack Module.

Extraordinary product for the price! Well thought out. Excellent quality for a medium size stack with excellent compartments, organization, and durable materials. Good handle and latching system between cases plus large wheels for smooth transport. I have several different stacks, and this is the best value.

I wish I had the money to prove this, but the quality of this heart stack system is exactly the same as husky Milwaukee Dewalt and Ryobi been at worst 30% cheaper. If I could get other products I could show you that a hammer or mistreatment have the same effect on both of them.

Very Nice and Functional. I almost purchased another one. The mobility is great, and I can't wait to put my tools away in this item. No more lugging tools from the shed to the garage to the truck. I can just roll it from the garage or clamp to my truck bed when I travel. I love it.

a little expensive but quality is great %26 it holds a lot of items. I actually purchased to use for my kids sports. I plan to use the bottom for drinks, middle for snacks, %26 the top for first aid %26 hygiene items. It will be easy for me to wheel around instead of toting bags with snacks %26 drinks.

The First tool box i tried to order was called "Hart 40in tool box," and it canceled on me after i ordered it. Walmart had me wait the whole 10 days for my refund because they couldn't ship it to me, I still haven't received my refund. WELL ANYWAYS I ORDERED THIS "HART 3 PIECE STACKABLE TOOL BOX AND I LOVE IT! I HAD ALOT OF HAND/ POWER TOOLS THAT NEEDED STORAGE AND THEY FIT GREAT. ALONG WITH EVERYTHING ELSE I HAVE AND NEED TO MAINTAIN MY HOME AND VEHICLES TOOL STORAGE.

I purchased my first stack to store electrical supplies and tools. It was so effective that I purchased another for plumbing items then yet another for detailing items. I really like having all items of like kind in one place and then easy to store away when finished.

For some reason I order a lot of stuff from Walmart and I have been trying out there tool that they carry and I see no problem with them a lot is in how you take care of a tool but there are some junk tools here and there but hart hasn't let me down yet I bought the stacking tool box I've only had it a few days for some reason I thought it was bigger but it's nice and does and is 100% worth buying but you will want more compartments you can add on but it's a nice little carry around box

These are ok, but I have some issues. Main issue is that the latching mechanism to hold each box to the next is not very secure, and often seems to not even hold together at all. They can very easily be separated without unlatching, just by gently tapping or sliding a box. I would not trust these to hold together while being transported or even when rolled as it is intended to be. They're ok for some light duty tools or maybe something like crafting supplies maybe. I have a similar setup from a different brand that was the same price as these, and they are better in every way. When purchasing these I was torn between this Hart Stack at $89, or the Hyper Tough which was on sale at the time for $59; I regret getting the Hart over the Hyper Tough, and the Hyper Tough is now at the $89 price point.