JEZERO Milk Crate for Household Storage: The Ultimate Storage Tote for Groceries, Garages, Kayaking & Outdoor, Stackable Storage | Black, Rectangle, Single, 13" x 11" x 19”

Great. Sturdy hard plastic.

I've got no issues with this. It's been tethered to the back of my ebike for a year and a half now, through rocky roads, snow, rain, intense heats, with my straps holding it on with heavy loads up to 60 pounds, even with me modifying it and cutting slots into it for various things it still holds together. I cut the bottom of another crate off to use as a lid for this one, if only I could have gotten a pre-made lid from the same people so that it would match perfectly. Other than that, I don't see me ever needing another crate. My bike has even fallen over on top of this and even had to be put upside down using this to hold the entire bike up. It's completely sturdy and reliable.

I like this sturdy crate for holding my air compressor and hoses, easy to take out of the car and put back in. Rides well in the back of the car also. I could see using this for a LOT of other storage needs. The handles feel good too.

Update. Deleted half of old review because it was still 5/5 but this has more info and would have been repetitive. This is about to be an absurd amount of words to describe a box but here we are.I'm back on this page to buy a fourth. I started with two, got another, now I'm getting another. They are really good. I know it's technically a box, but really.Size: lots of usable space but a very storable size. Pretty much the perfect balance of lots of room but also would store in most places. Stackable or easy to use as drawers. Not too small to store but not to big that if you look down in you'll be digging like crazy to see something.Construction : Shockingly durable. While I wont, and neither should anyone, I believe if I stood on it at 150lbs it would be fine. Again that's a durability reference because everyone can somewhat picture flimsyness level. This is not a step stool definitely don't use it that way.Weight: For how sturdy they are, they should probably be much heavier. They aren't feather light or anything obviously but durable storage this size would definitely be heavier. They really put time and thought into engineering this one.Ventilation : The holes are big enough to vent my backpacking gear and sort of see the contents from the side but I've never worried anything would fall out. Great for camping /hiking /backpacking /emergency kit gear storage.Portability : Not awkward or hard to carry. Good handles. Easy to throw into the back of the car and go. For me that's good for car camping or emergency gear but I'm picturing this being super useful when I was a kid for sports. Throw my shinguards and stuff in and mom could grab it in one to wash (and not digging sweaty cleats out of the car when they started smelling), leave it in the garage, and then all my stuff would be in one place for the next game. Maybe pool accessories for pool days? I'm 28 but if I were 7 I'd still recommend.Stacking : Solid. Easy to stack, doesn't take storage space from the bottom crate, but if I pushed on the top one the bottom might go too. Sets right down in, no unclicking/detaching or anything, the stacking is just well thought out enough to be a solid fit. I'm not worried one will accidentally slide off.Deleted my The only minor thing is the mold they use can occasionally (twice of all of them) leave a very small pokey point on the top four corners. If you find one, 5 seconds with a nail file of scissors will do the trick. Heck a rock would do it. Trivial thing.

Study and well built with no defects. I am glad I purchased from this seller and not the other sellers with the same product.

A little expensive but super sturdy. We got this for our dog's toys and it is the only box she hasn't destroyed. She isn't able to throw it around or drag it around. The handles are nice and smooth so they don't dig into your hand skin like some plastic boxes. If they weren't so pricy I would buy more.

Great for stuff that doesn't fit in a regular milk crate. Same quality.

I mounted this on the back of my Aventon Level e-bike. This bike will do ~30mph with full electric assist and some light pedaling. I regularly carry about 20lbs in the crate which I mounted a bit further back so the weight will counter the bike vibrations and I fly through the streets hitting bumps and whatever the road throws at me. The crate has had no issues with the weight and hard bumps. Unfortunately this past December I had two crashes within 24 hours. The crate showed some small cracks around the zip ties and I lost a couple zip ties. Now two months later I've finally reached a point where I feel like I need to reinforce the bottom of the basket as it has continued to crack and lose more zip ties as my 20lb bag bounces around in the back. Truly impressive as I did not expect it to last several more months of daily riding with the bottom breaking apart. Going to get some plywood and make a proper mount then I'll buy another crate so I can load up both of my dogs and go on rides!