Perfect size for my ultralight tackle in my kayak where room is very limited. I trust the closures, they are tough. with my last tackle box I felt like it was only a matter of time before it was going to pop open and I would have a mess, or a tragic loss of my Rapala lures into the lake. I am so obsessed with Rapala lures, and they are spendy!!! I would like there to be a more secure way of attaching a caribiner or rope to it. I keep everything tied to the kayak just in case. There is a hang tab at one end but it seems more like it is made to hang the box from a store shelf and less like a secure anchor. Regardless, it is of great quality for the price. The compartment dividers snap very tighly into place and the compartments keep even tiny things in their place. I love to be organized and don't like my swivels ending up in the wrong compartments, etc.

For an imported product, the construction quality of this box was quite impressive. Tight seams, well-designed and removable divides, and seemingly hardy latches make this little box well worth the price. I was surprised by the compact size of this tackle box; however, it can easily hold a dozen or two medium to small lures.

The positive features of this box are its rounded, ergonomic design and the surprisingly well-seated dividers, which do not slip like other products I have owned.

The downsides of this container, though minimal considering price, are that it is not waterproof and lacks a durable handle or lanyard loop. I have to say the plastic-on-plastic seal is decent but by no means watertight, which the product is NOT advertised as anyway. Additionally, the only tying-off point on this box is a rather simple and flimsy looking loop that one would use for hanging an item for sale on a horizontal peg. To remedy this I tied a length of paracord around the center of the box (between the hinges) with a leader line and loop laced through the plastic hanger.

Considering the price, this tackle box, the Plano 3450-23 Double-Sided Tackle Box, is well made and well worth the price.

I have several of these, and use them mostly to hold flies for flyfishing. I fish mostly saltwater, some bass/panfish, so most of my flies are fairly large and fit very well. Being double-sided, this box will easily hold 10 to 20 of most flies in each side, keeps everything well organized, and gives a decent selection on hand without carrying around a large tackle box or a bunch of smaller boxes. I fish from a kayak mostly, and this size box is a good compromise between too big and too small. Holds enough to give a good selection that will last all day. Compared to the cost of a lot of flyboxes, this one is a real bargain. It isn't waterproof, but is splash and drip-proof enough that I can have it sitting on my kayak all afternoon without getting damp inside.

Have used this model Plano box for several years and find it convenient, efficient, and easy to use on the water. Needed another and found Amazon's price competitive. This particular Plano latch is very good when hands are cold and wet, yet it seems to be secure and hold up well over time.

I bought this box as a new fisher. I didn't the box was doubled sided. So, I am very please with this tackle box. Its perfect.