Fishing Tackle Storage Box, Double Sided Waterproof 16 Compartments, Tackle Review
Our verdict
At $7.98, this double sided waterproof tackle box with 16 compartments is the cheapest option here, and while its 4.3 star rating across 246 reviews trails the competition slightly, a 200+ bought-last-month figure shows it is currently the most actively purchased box in this comparison.
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Anglers who want the lowest-cost waterproof box with a double sided layout for separating two types of tackle, and who prioritize current sales momentum over the largest possible review history.
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Skip this if a slightly higher star rating matters more than price to you. At 4.3 stars, this box rates below every Plano alternative in this comparison, which all sit at 4.6 stars or higher.
- Priced 67% below the category median ($23.89 across 66 tracked models)
Our scorecard
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Owner rating4.3/5
4.3 average across 246 owner ratings
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Popularity1.9/5
246 owner reviews, fewer than most models here
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other fishing gear and tackle we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
This unbranded tackle storage box costs $7.98, making it the least expensive option in this comparison, undercutting even the $3.97 Plano 23500-00 Stowaway once you account for the added 16-compartment, double sided layout and waterproofing. The double sided design lets anglers separate two categories of gear in one unit, such as keeping hooks on one side and small lures on the other.
Waterproofing is the other notable feature here, which matters for tackle stored on an open boat deck or left in a tackle bag that gets rained on. Sixteen compartments is a moderate count, fewer than the 24 slots on the Flambeau 4007ZM, suggesting slightly larger individual compartments better suited to medium-size tackle rather than the smallest hooks and swivels.
The rating and demand data tell two different stories. A 4.3 star average across 246 reviews is the lowest score among the boxes in this comparison, all of which sit at 4.6 stars or better. However, the 200+ bought-last-month figure is the highest reported demand signal here, doubling the 100+ figures shown for the Plano competitors, which suggests this box is currently selling briskly despite its lower average score.
Pros
- $7.98 price is the lowest of any tackle box in this comparison
- 16 compartments with a double sided layout for separating two tackle types
- Waterproof construction suited to open boat decks or wet conditions
- 200+ bought last month is the highest current demand figure in this comparison
- Currently in stock and available
Cons
- 4.3 star rating is the lowest among all boxes compared here
- 246 reviews is a smaller sample than the 619 to 1,600 reviews held by Plano competitors
- No brand name listed, offering less track record than Plano
- No material or weight specs given beyond compartment count and waterproofing
Performance notes
The double sided, 16-compartment layout is the standout feature of this box, allowing tackle to be split into two accessible sections rather than one flat tray, which can help keep similar-looking lures or hooks from mixing together. Sixteen compartments is fewer than the 24 found on the Flambeau 4007ZM, implying each slot here has somewhat more room, which suits medium-size terminal tackle better than the smallest hooks. Waterproofing is a practical addition for anglers who store tackle in an open boat or leave gear exposed to rain, protecting against rust and moisture damage to soft plastics. At $7.98, the feature set here is generous relative to price, even if the brand behind it is unlisted.
What buyers say
A 4.3 star average across 246 reviews is noticeably lower than the 4.6 to 4.7 star range every Plano competitor holds in this comparison, and the review count is also the smallest of the group. That said, the 200+ bought-last-month figure stands out as double the 100+ figure reported for the established Plano boxes, indicating this listing is currently moving units at a faster clip than its rating alone might suggest. The pattern points to a box that satisfies most buyers well enough to keep selling briskly, even if a slightly higher share of reviewers report issues than with the pricier alternatives.
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Frequently asked questions
How many compartments does this tackle box have?
It has 16 compartments arranged in a double sided layout, according to the listing, allowing anglers to separate two categories of tackle in one waterproof box.
Why is the rating lower than other tackle boxes in this comparison?
At 4.3 stars across 246 reviews, this box rates below the 4.6 to 4.7 stars held by the Plano alternatives compared here. The exact reasons are not detailed in the listing, but the rating pattern is worth weighing against its low $7.98 price.
Is this tackle box currently popular with buyers?
Yes, the listing reports 200+ bought in the last month, which is the highest recent purchase figure among all the tackle boxes in this comparison, including the pricier Plano models.