Both are great boxes but I use the Dewalt in the back of my Rzr 1000 XP. I keep tools and repair supplies in box. I use the clamping system to attach the matching shallower ( 5” I think) box on top of the first box. I keep recovery gear in the top box. I think the Dewalt box is stronger construction than the Rigid and the latches are more robust. The side handles on the Dewalt are a big plus for securing box without strapping across the top of the box. The Dewalt box has an external reenforcement flange around the perimeter of the box. To get the box to set flat in the bed of my Rzr I trimmed off about 1/4” of that flange on both sides. Since both the Dewalt and the Rigid are the same 21” outside width, the external flange on the Dewalt results in the inside width being about an inch smaller than the Rigid. I haven’t had any water infiltration issues with the Dewalt that another person mentioned.
Just got the same ridgid box a few weeks ago. Been on 2 rides with it, works great strapped down in the back. Also great in pouring rain, which I tested this weekend.
The Ozark 26 cooler (WalMart) will fit in front of this box and Kemimoto makes a mount specifically for that cooler that works with the Polaris lock and ride system. For you CanAm guys buy a Polaris and it will fit : )
The ridgid is the more quality box. Better latches, better material, and seal. The dewalt may seem more user friendly but they're brittle and cant be submerged and dont even seal well against rain. You will get water intrusion. I returned all of mine and went back to my ridgid boxes.
There are ways to strap the ridgid down with the connection "handles" on the sides. Like the dewalt handles. I have the ridgid system , but I like that dewalt system too.
Ridgid for the win! You're going to have to buy something extra to tie it down anyways. Love the locking system and stackable of ridgid. I have the box you showed and a smaller one on top of it. Still Have enough room in back of turbo s to put a 26qt ozark trail cooler( which out cooled all my buddy's yeti coolers at the river). Good video though 👍
I’m ordering the dewalt box now lol. I currently use a soft sided bag but needed something more sturdy and weather proof. Also for a cooler we use a yeti cooler bag works great and doesn’t use much room. And you can ratchet strap it in and still access the cooler.
What about metal ammo boxes? I guess it just depends on how many tools you need and the length of the of tools you need. They are watertight, and relatively compact.
I rented a cabin in Alton this last weekend and it was so wet we trailered to Coral Pink sand dunes and other places in between for the weekend to ride. This weather has been really crazy this year. -Garrett
I have a "LIFETIME" cooler that would also work for storage, and you can get one for $88.00 plus tax at the LIFETIME outlets. As a cooler, they are much better than the YETI, as they will hold ICE longer.
Both are great boxes but I use the Dewalt in the back of my Rzr 1000 XP. I keep tools and repair supplies in box. I use the clamping system to attach the matching shallower ( 5” I think) box on top of the first box. I keep recovery gear in the top box. I think the Dewalt box is stronger construction than the Rigid and the latches are more robust. The side handles on the Dewalt are a big plus for securing box without strapping across the top of the box. The Dewalt box has an external reenforcement flange around the perimeter of the box. To get the box to set flat in the bed of my Rzr I trimmed off about 1/4” of that flange on both sides. Since both the Dewalt and the Rigid are the same 21” outside width, the external flange on the Dewalt results in the inside width being about an inch smaller than the Rigid. I haven’t had any water infiltration issues with the Dewalt that another person mentioned.
Just got the same ridgid box a few weeks ago. Been on 2 rides with it, works great strapped down in the back. Also great in pouring rain, which I tested this weekend.
Thanks for sharing. I think it's pretty popular in the UTV/Offroad scene for a reason. Solid deal for $40! -Joe
The Ozark 26 cooler (WalMart) will fit in front of this box and Kemimoto makes a mount specifically for that cooler that works with the Polaris lock and ride system. For you CanAm guys buy a Polaris and it will fit : )
The ridgid is the more quality box. Better latches, better material, and seal. The dewalt may seem more user friendly but they're brittle and cant be submerged and dont even seal well against rain. You will get water intrusion. I returned all of mine and went back to my ridgid boxes.
There are ways to strap the ridgid down with the connection "handles" on the sides. Like the dewalt handles. I have the ridgid system , but I like that dewalt system too.
I have 2 DeWalt boxes in my RZR. I did build a lock and ride set up.
I got a craftsman box 10gal in back and igloo marine 24 quart in front...
On the Ridgjd one can open the lid to a flat positiom for a working area or table. Just flip the metal hinge and lay the lid all the way open..
Ridgid for the win! You're going to have to buy something extra to tie it down anyways. Love the locking system and stackable of ridgid. I have the box you showed and a smaller one on top of it. Still Have enough room in back of turbo s to put a 26qt ozark trail cooler( which out cooled all my buddy's yeti coolers at the river). Good video though 👍
Litt makes the best brackets for mounting accessories
Did you ever find a box and cooler that work together? Curious what you did if so.
I put a large igloo soft cooler inside my tool box with my gear and tools,
I run something similar as well. 👍
I’m ordering the dewalt box now lol. I currently use a soft sided bag but needed something more sturdy and weather proof. Also for a cooler we use a yeti cooler bag works great and doesn’t use much room. And you can ratchet strap it in and still access the cooler.
What about metal ammo boxes? I guess it just depends on how many tools you need and the length of the of tools you need. They are watertight, and relatively compact.
I am currently using a metal ammo can. They be hard to open when changing elevation frequently and add more weight than a plastic box.
Did you find a storage container plus cooler set-up that will work?
Has the weather been preventing you guys from getting out and riding too? This rain has been ridiculous up north!
I rented a cabin in Alton this last weekend and it was so wet we trailered to Coral Pink sand dunes and other places in between for the weekend to ride. This weather has been really crazy this year. -Garrett
I have a "LIFETIME" cooler that would also work for storage, and you can get one for $88.00 plus tax at the LIFETIME outlets. As a cooler, they are much better than the YETI, as they will hold ICE longer.
I need to see what lifetime has. Garrett has the 55qt and loves it. Great deal for $90! -Joe
@@DerangedOffRoad Yes, mine is the same 55 qt cooler, and I love it. I just bought my son-in-law the smaller one (last night) to use as a cooler.
Your link for the Dewalt box goes to the tie downs, just sayin'...
I blame Garrett... 😜 I’ll fix it. Thanks for the heads up. -Joe
Joe is special, so we let him blame us! 👍
-Garrett
Love my rigids. Got the big one middle size one . small one. Smaller one with plastic top and the basket. They are awesome couldnt be happiee
What did you add to the bottom of the box ?
Milwaukee packout would be awesome