GuyuyiiSmall Tackle Box - Waterproof, Double-Sided Organizer for Fishing Trips and Outdoor Adventures - Perfect for Anglers, Fishermen, and Fishing Enthusiasts

I love that this little box is so compact and easy to carry in any bag,backpack. Great little compartments for any of your needs and is water resistant.

When I got it, it seems small, as I was going to use this as a pill case. But when I put the pills in it, it turns out it’s just the right size! I like the size and I like the waterproof function, a really great product!

Got this as a carry case for impromptu saltwater shore fishing. The inside compartments are too small to hold larger hooks and sinkers.Best suited for freshwater. Perfect for panfish gear as a travel fishing case.

Like how these are small in size but yet room for what I needed.

I got these for fishing and they hold enough weights, hooks and swivels for a whole days worth of fishing… if you lost a weight and hook every single cast.I like how compact they are and I am able to fit them in my fishing vest. I would recommend these to anyone.I have dupuytrens in my hands and the spring loaded flaps really make it a lot easier to handle compared to trying to pry it open.

This box is as good as can be expected for the price. While I haven't put it to the "waterproof test" yet, I have my doubts. Why do I doubt it is waterproof?1) There's no purge valve. If this truly is waterproof, opening and closing it at a high altitude, then reopening it at a low altitude would be nearly impossible. This is why Pelican cases have purge valves!2) Visual inspection doesn't show the yellow o-ring seal being compressed. In fact, near the clasp it almost looks like the upper part of the case isn't even making contact.3) I'm storing medication that requires an air-tight container. The medication after 2 days is showing signs of being exposed to the air. (Note: This doesn't happen in a screw-top pill bottle, but it is happening in this box AND a couple of the compartments have desiccant packs in them. This makes me think air and moisture are seeping from outside the box.)I plan to put it to the submersion test. Once I do I will share the results.If you're considering this for storage, it is about the size of 2 smart phones stacked on top of each other. The internal compartments range from small (enough for about 4 asprins) to large (enough for about 1/2 a cigarette). I'm not a fisherman, but if you are, you're looking at small lead weights and tiny lures and/or hooks - nothing big. As previously mentioned, I'm using it for medication that needs to be protected from the air and moisture. Using it as a pill container has one drawback: There are only 4 internal lids which means you can't simply dump one compartment in to the palm of your hand. You must scoop it out of one of the open 3 compartments. (There are 12 compartments all together.)Crafters might find it handy for storing little things like beads, sequins, and other small parts. Electronics hobbyist will like it for storing small screws, nuts, washers, resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.

It is small, compact, looks durable. I don’t know how waterproof it really is. I’m primarily using it as a small tackle box to take on mountain hiking trips. Packing light is key and this small box can hold the small essentials. Secure clicking and individual doors make it easy to keep organized. I bought two for myself and my gf. These should serve well in the future.

Leaks

liked everything used for trout gear

Can't even fit a small bait. Waste of money

to small

was not as big as I thought that it would be and is more suited for fly fishing.

Over priced for what you receive. Compartments so small only could use for beads & only a few at that.Wouldn't recommend to anybody!!