Buddeez Milk Crates for Storage - Storage Crates, Heavy Duty Milk Crates for Storage, Stacking Milk Crate, Locker Organizer, - 16-Quart, Black (2-Pack)

I'm using this crate as a bike basket, and it works great: sturdy, big enough to hold a backpack or several (carefully arranged) bags of groceries, and pretty lightweight for its size. I have it attached to my bike's rear rack with 18-inch Gear Ties (https://www.amazon.com/Nite-Ize-GTPP18-01-R8-Reusable-Rubber/dp/B00SHBN3JO/?th=1)--also a great product, by the way--so, in theory at least, it's easy to take off and put back on. (In practice, I leave it on pretty much all the time.) I bought two battery-powered bike taillights and attached them to the back of the crate with Velcro straps threaded through the crate's openings, so my bike is highly visible from behind at night.Of course, the crate is not indestructible. The rear rack of a bike doesn't provide much support for the bottom of a plastic crate, not to mention that I leave the crate outdoors in all weathers and routinely pile in heavy loads, so eventually the bottom cracks. Also, once it gets dirty, it's next to impossible to get clean again. When used as a bike basket, it builds up a layer of oily road dirt in all the crevices, and oily road dirt is not easy to wipe off plastic. However, the one I just replaced lasted just shy of two and a half years, so considering the wear it got, I think I got my money's worth.

These milk crates were a great purchase. They are made of a sturdy plastic material that feels very strong compared the the weights I've been carrying in them. I originally purchased these to carry large books when taking my PE test. They worked perfectly for that endeavor. I would put several puts in, then rotate them so that their bindings faced up, then tip them on the side and use as sort of a book shelf in front of me when taking the test. They held my books well and I could grip the handles easiely to carry them around.Now that the test is done and over with, I've found myself using them for various other things. I've carried a crock pot with several side items, and I've placed another in my garage with some tools. They are as versatile as you'd like them to be.The price was right on these, I didn't feel like I was wasting my money, and the fact that it came with two was a nice bonus. I would definitely recommend to family and friends.I put a can of soda in them in one image to help you gauge the size of these. I can't recall if there are more colors to choose from but it would be nice if there was. No frills brown did just fine for my purposes though.TL;DRVery versatile, sturdy 2-pack of milk crates. Buy and use them to help carry things.

Needed a milk crate (or two) for making a storage system on my kayak. These worked great!!! Was the best price I could find on Amazon even though some were listed cheaper but once you payed their ridiculous shipping fees these are by far the better deal. Other than that not much else to say. They are a good strong durable plastic milk crate. Their usefulness is only limited to your imagination. I was able to modify these and add accessories the way I wanted making it even more useful. My only suggestion is if you want to store milk in it make sure it's in another container such as a jar or even better a milk carton. These crates are full of holes and if you pour the milk straight in, it will just fall right through.Disclaimer: I never get free stuff!! I always pay full price. Like all you others who claim to get it "free or at a discounted price" these opinions are my own.Edit: WOW just looked up the current price of these. I paid $12 for two with free shipping. Be patient and maybe the price will return. This was a month or two ago and today's edit is on 6-12-17

I've had these for a few years, and they've held up great. I cut an opening in one side, and use them for nesting boxes in the chicken coop. They can be turned to limit how many are being used. The best part is they're self cleaning, no dirty eggs!

Would prefer they were 2” bigger cube. Easy to clean and lightweight. I use for gardening. Easier to use with knee problems.

I ordered two. They’re good quality and arrived quickly. Somewhat soft polymer but not concerned about cracking. Strong enough for a 200 lb person to sit on, but I wouldn’t try my luck to stand on them. I bought them to put my 20 lb propane tanks in, and they work absolutely perfectly for this. Fit is perfect and these are much more stable and durable than the dedicated plastic “feet”, plus they can be used for many other uses too. Recommend, especially for this purpose.

Bought these is end of 2019 for 10 bucks now they are 31 to 39 bucks for two. That's 300% to 400% mark up. You think the wage would go up as well.

Pleasantly surprised by the sturdiness and quality of the milk crates. Great as a "dump box" in the work shop and storage of extension cords. I will be buying more. Update: Ordered a second batch of milk crates. Same excellent quality. Great for storing plumbers snake, rope, cargo straps and other items that have a bad habit of cluttering the shop.