Holds a lot: We considered bins that would neatly and securely hold a variety of items and stack without wobbling.

It’s made of a polypropylene and HDPE blend, so it’s stronger than the clear polypropylene Iris Weathertight Totes. We prefer it to the Brute and HDX bins for long-term outdoor storage, too—those bins have lids with raised lips that help them stack securely but also allow water to collect.Flaws but not dealbreakers: The iWill doesn’t have a slot for a label and because the container is opaque identifying what’s inside is difficult. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.

If you need something more accessible, the butterfly lid of the Akro-Mils bins we recommend might work better. In our drop tests (down a flight of stairs), the Brute was one of our only picks to survive damage-free—the lid popped off, but the container itself was completely intact. We took particular note that commenters—ranging from a personal historian stowing photos and personal documents to small-apartment dwellers—rave about the watertight seal and neat stackability. In addition, the Iris bins maximize interior space because they have straighter sides than several other bins we’ve tested.Nothing we tested, including the smaller and larger ActionPacker sizes, beat the 24-gallon size for its combination of durability, security, and portability.