I was hoping to see a method to hold batteries. Something like a box that the inside is molded to fit the 18V batteries. Or a tray system that holds the batteries.

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I have the rolling box and i use it to store video games and game consoles. The box protects my big collection of games + i keep them safe with a lock.🥰🤘👍👍👍

I’m honestly extremely happy with my Milwaukee Packout boxes, but these definitely look amazing to keep around the house, that way they won’t see as much abuse as they would at a job site.

I dont know why but that transition at 10:06 was so smooth.

Where these excel over packout are their larger storage capacity. You need to look at them in stores to see how huge they are and man the wheels on the rolling tool box are huge and robust.

I liked your review on the Ryobi Modular Storage System. The one thing that you didn't show that I am more interested in, is what power tools will fit in these storage systems. I figure the drills and possibly the reciprocating saw will fit in the small storage box. But will the 5 1/2" circular saw fit in the medium box? It would be nice if you could make a video showing what could possibly fit in what storage system. If people are going to use these systems on job sites. I feel that would be useful information for them. Thank you for your help.

Just love how no review videos shows the back of the boxes, do they connect to link from the back? like wtf... and then finally this guy does... just crazy ty so much liked!

Thank you for the video

Your review on this seems to be the best and most comprehensive. Thanks. I am concerned about the latching system holding the boxes together. While the octagons seem to provide a lot of holding area, they are all on the same side, all opposite the small push latch It looks like the push latch is the weak link. Is this true or are there some slots at the opening edge of the boxes? I can't find these locally to check for myself!

I’ll be looking into these instead for side work

I do like the festool boxes with the wheels on the front as well iv got my ryobi tools in these but I will see if it's possible to put them on ryobis system it works well

Do they make a cooler yet? The sxs industry is going nuts with milwaukee packout storage boxes and coolers. I'd like a ryobi version!

I have them. Very nice for DIY for half the Packout price

What are the 2 holes on the back of the rolling tool box next to the strap holders.

How sturdy is the locking mechanism? That’s the only thing I see that I’d want to double check… other than that it looks interesting… now only if they made em in other colors than key lime, lol

Is there any chance the large rolling box fits a miter saw in it?

I really hope Ryobi bring this modular system to the UK so i can tidy up my garage :)

There looks like there is significant room for improvement

What is the height of the close Ryobi Link Rolling Tool Box when the handle is remove? (my tonneau cover have 15.75 inch of clearance)

Would I be able to attach a hook on the small box while the box is on the wall

I bought this system hoping it would fit my needs but the lack of small parts organizer and the annoying design feature like the boxes not standing up on their sides and the single and double bonds not fastening to the small to box. Northern tool has the 3 piece milwaukee set of the rolling large and medium till box for $239

Thanks for pointing out the not-standing-up-part on the small toolbox. I for one can see myself become VERY frustrated by such a "minor" detail... I often carry a few tools between my house and garage(separate buildings), and not being able to just simply put the box down besides you while you lock/unlock and open/close the doors would, yeah, quickly become quite frustrating. Combine that with the bins not staying in place makes it a complete deal breaker for me. What a shame...

Can I use that wall system for my van?

Milwaukee has nothing to fear…

Ryobi bit organizers? Can’t find anywhere to put in the toolbox case

Best thing about this is that its assembly in the USA.

I'd like to see Ryobi drop the prices for the Link wall panels, they are just a bit too expensive. Keep it reasonable, then many will buy them, then spend extra money on the components.

I wonder if the tabs that poke out to lock them together will be effected by sawdust.

I love how he took internal measurements on the large and medium boxes since the Home Depot website only has the outside dimensions. However, he forgot to take the internal dimensions of the small box. 😕. I was actually searching for the internal dimensions of the small box.

My one gripe is that they don't connect very securely to one another. Should be fine for around the house/garage but wouldn't want to be loading them in a truck day after day.

How do you think this rolling tool system compares to the Craftsman Tradestack?

Good for ryobi. Love to see new tools. I've been using the rigid boxes for almost 3 yrs, all of the boxes are great. The base handle though? Complete shit... I've returned 4 boxes just for the handle. It's shit. Boxes are fantastic though

I bought this to move some office stuff around. The attachment system is the best out there. The bins don’t work well. Needs a drawer. Not as premium as Milwaukee or dewalt. If they brought out a drawer and an organizer they will beat out tstack, husky, and dewalt. Milwaukee is still the top version but you pay for it. Dewalt is the best for fitting into smaller spaces.

I'm probably gonna get these because my ridgids are falling apart (latches are made out of shit and bent, handle is made out of shit like the latches, wheels fell off, seals shrunk and don't sit right anymore and the parts organizer lid cracked on the edge) and while I can warranty them I don't really want to with the problems listed above. Seems like the only durable part of them are the plastic for the boxes themselves. Now for the ryobi most of the problems to me won't matter because even though the ridgids handle is made out of nothing it doesn't have any actual problems other then acting like holding a running car buffer by the pad and I already have 4ft long bungee cords and parts those husky 2 story parts organizers (I bet half of the stuff in there could probably go in a box in the shed for 40 years and I wouldn't notice since the only thing I use out of them are screws and electrical) so I'm gonna get the ryobis until I need to upgrade to something else.

Bought the Milwaukee packout system and dont regret it one bit. Maybe im crazy, but everything on this Ryobi system seems....loose. Like they didnt care at all about the tolerances being remotely close. When hes showing the handle, the amount of play at the base of the aluminum going into the plastic seems way too much. That will become an issue down the road with excessive use, and also leaves a gap for debris to enter. The locking system seems very loose fit as well. My packout boxes lock so tight together, I would have full confidence lifting or pulling my entire stack of 3 cases plus the base around with just the top case handles (probably 150lbs total). With this, I wouldnt trust it one bit. Combined with some of the other small quirks mentioned, Ryobi needs to go back to the drawing board with this one. I love my extensive set of Ryobi hand tools and batteries, but they've got a long way to go if they want to get into the mobile storage game.

I love the link system .....I just want to be thicker to the touch

Lots of room for improvement. They need more real world testing in the hands of tradesman.

Dude what type of tape measure is that? Looks sick!!!

I started off being completely ready to throw my money at this, but as I learn more I'm less interested. Too many small deal breakers for me. Glad almost everyone is making one of these systems now though!

I'll stick with my Ridgid boxes.

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The wall system interests me, boxes not so much.

This is made in a factory in Michigan.

It's got too much of a lego vibe to me. The nonlocking tubs and the permeant bit holder are a bit off putting the bits holder should be fully removable not just the lid. Seeing you shake that smaller box with tubs and them moving around makes me wonder if they move what keeps the contents in place? I've got a ridgid set and just don't see myself moving over to this set. It's good for a DIYer or someone starting out in a trade but not something I see as a long-term job site box set. Of course, I could be wrong but I want to see some rough and tough tests to see how well they hold up.

I’m honestly a bit underwhelmed by this system. The bins seems very poorly thought out. I couldn’t trust screws and things to not spill all over the place, especially since the bins dont have lids. There is also no tool trays. The bit storage is neat but I probably wouldn’t ever use it Unless I just wanted extra bits along with my dewalt bits. And honestly I think it’s a bit overpriced. I’m leaning towards the craftsman versastack. The handle is nice but having to unscrew it to remove it seems lame when others can be removed without a tool. (At no extra cost)

The pricing is the part that doesn't make sense to me for just the boxes part. Same price as DeWalt ToughSystem 2.0 but still cheaper than Milwaukee... For home users they can just go Husky for like $90... will be interesting to see how this sells.

There is a lot to go wrong with that lock system. From the look I`d say these ar made by the same company that makes Rigid, Dewalt, and some others. I have several of the Rigid boxes, they are great, and sure these are also, I just don`t care for all the locking nonsense in these....more stuff going on, more to fail and break.

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these feel very cheap in person compared to the dewalt and milwauk bins

I need to know when this stuff is coming to Canada.

I'll hit the like button if someone can time stamp where he mentioned pricing cause I can't find it.

Reviews and personal experience the handle on the main portion with wheels gets locked in place making it almost useless

If the color wasn’t so ugly, I would consider it. Should have some that are all black.

UK sources ! :(

so packout but on a budget

very expensive

I like but man that puke green is ugly. For my use and price it's seems like the right choice though.

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Thats not impressive, the sliding link system is so gimmicky and redundant. Makita Makpak has less features and thats why its best, simplicity for durability, and cheap too.

It's pronounced RYE-obi, not REE-obi. And no, shockingly, I'm not fun at parties.

Long waited, but not impressive as it should be. You can not put your hands on it because you have to order it, needs better. Compartments, no drop test

looks like cheap packout to me

The locking system is... interesting, but not really that useful or wroth the cost. The lid mounted bit holder is flat out idiotic. How many times are you going to walk back to your toolbox to get bits before you realize you should be carrying them on your person? Meanwhile the lid space is some of the most valuable real estate in the box, and they wasted it for *bit storage*. Idiotic.

Shame this isn’t available in the UK, despite emailing them and them responding they have no plans to release in the UK? 🥹