Bigant Heavy Duty Collapsible & Stackable Plastic Milk Crate - Snap Lock Foldable Industrial Garage Storage Bin Container Utility Tote Basket (Black, 1 Small Crate)

The ultimate addition to a Lectric E-bike! I am so happy with this collapsible crate, it is a solid add-on to my Lectric XP Step-Thru 2.0 bike. I attached it using about 10 zip ties on the rear rack and it fits perfectly, it's sturdy and very easy to use. Instead of wearing my backpack while riding I can now put it in this crate and makes riding without sweating a ton a breeze for me. I think it is reasonable priced, well made and I look forward to using it every time I ride, plus having it makes the bike look even better! You've got another happy customer, if you are hesitant, check out my pictures, this is the one! :-)

Have had larger and smaller size of these crates for a long time with no problems using. They are VERY sturdy and easy to set up and collapse. The have high weight capacity, stack well and last and last. Yes, they are pricey--in this case, you get what you pay for (high weight capacity and sturdy construction).

Hubby hates collapsible anything because they do not hold up. He is beyond HAPPY with this so he can put his six pairs of expensive golf shoes, balls, tees, etc. and not worry about it breaking. The quality, strength and it took like two minutes to take out of the box and put it together. Also knowing when he no longer will be able to play, I can use it for very heavy items in the garage. Worth the MONEY!

I use mine permanently on a bike rack, a small sheet of poly foam between the metal rack and this plastic basket and I secured it well with hd zip ties, then duct taped the zip ties and put in a thin foam liner. It still folds flat, and has natural grooves to add things like lights on the back. It’s super durable, I’ve kicked it a couple times getting on and knocked a panel out and it snapped back in fine. It’s also super satisfying to use, not junk but feels like it’ll last a while!

I've been using collapsing crates for a few years to haul groceries and such. They work very well but the brand I used to use, the crates started failing. They (the other brand) are held together by plastic tabs, so once they fatigue, you can put them back together but that's pretty much it for the crate. They started failing..... of course with eggs in the crate, so I ditched them, opting for a more robust crate. This crate doesn't disappoint, but that does come at the cost of being heavy. The size I got is also pretty big - as in if I load it to the top with stuff, it's fairly heavy. Also, it doesn't fit in my wife's minivan, but does in the back of my SUV, so it's bulky when open. All in all I would buy again but would probably opt for a smaller unit.

These are the best collapsible crates I've used so far. Sturdy and easy to set up and collapse. Medium is just the right size to hold two of the large grocery bags we use.

Good quality. Small fits perfectly on my Honda Trail 125 with room for a small duffel bag. Folds down easily. Highly recommend.

This is the first large-size BigAnt crate I've purchased and two things come to mind: 1. It's quite large 2. The crate itself is somewhat heavy, but it's got to be to handle the 265 pounds in the seller's spec sheet QUOTE Weight Capacity: 265 lb UNQUOTE If you're going to fill it up with dense materials, better have two pretty fit guys if they are going to carry the load by the handles. I'd actually like to see 265 pounds of lead weights in that crate and lifted and carried to demonstrate the crate bottom and two handles will indeed handle 265 pounds of materials without deforming. Hey Mr. Seller, how about a video of that on your Amazon webpage? Show potential buyers just what BigAnt crates are capable of. And if we don't see a video, we can make a good guess why. 🙄 One other point, I've got four of the BigAnt medium-size crates in daily use in my pickup and SUV and they are fantastic. Don't pay any attention to those 4%, 1-star ratings, I don't believe they are rating the larger BigAnt crates. I've got nine of the mediums total (five used for just static storage), the first order more than two years ago, and have yet to experience a single broken tab. Now maybe the design is different on the small-size crates and they do indeed have a tab-breakage problem? Can't say, I don't have the small crates.

Very strong as advertised.

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