Storage boxes.

[LostWoods]

when i was working overseas, we needed good rugged cases for shipping our dive gear and pretty much everyone was going to military auctions and getting cases. the military has cases specially made for gear and when the gear is obsolete, so is the case and it goes to an auction site. sometimes you can find a very unique size that you won't find otherwise. here is one link, but there are several more if you google it

military surplus case | Militaria (US)

military surplus case | Militaria (US)

militaryauction.org

That's what I have and they are durable as hell. Not particularly easy to secure ("locking" is normally a wire and hasp) but if you're tossing them in the back of an SUV or have a cap/tonneau, they're a fantastic choice.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

I just picked up two 108qt Plano trunks on sale from Home Depot for $15 each and they came with a rubber seal in the lid. I'll be trying them out next week to see how well they work, but I'm happy with them so far.

And, Made In U.S.A.

Dig it.

 

[Tundracamper]

I feel like at Roam's prices, I'd rather just wait for Pelican's CARGO cases to drop. They're only slightly more and the mounting solutions look really good.

I was going to do the same until I looked at the dimensions of the Cargo cases by Pelican. The shortest one is like a foot tall - Not even close to low profile for a roof cargo box.

 

[LostWoods]

I was going to do the same until I looked at the dimensions of the Cargo cases by Pelican. The shortest one is like a foot tall - Not even close to low profile for a roof cargo box.

Roam's short cases are the same height (11.5").