Almost a year later this container is doing very well. Full sun and weather it hasn't cracked or gotten hard. No leaks and is somewhat bug resistant. I haven't moved out from where it was originally place either. I upped the rating to four stars because it really has exceeded expectations. I would not move this as i think the frame muggy not handle it. If the company could offer a better frame it would be better. Still too expensive, IMO, unless the frame was aluminum or fiberglass.

I purchased this to temporarily store bulky, light camp gear that was going to sit next to my off road trailer. When I found it was basically pretty delicate vinyl, I was disappointed. I should have assembled it on something soft as I did it in the driveway and put some small holes in the corners from abrasion. The frame assembly has to be exactly right or the corners will not fit and you might tear a seam trying to get it to come together. I tried taking it apart again to get the corners to align, but still couldn't. Measured and it's off, not square (I know it's rectangle.) Good idea but bad execution. For the cost, I expected better materials. I would return it but I damaged it during assembly so it'll now be a very temporary storage option. Doubt it'll last a couple months. Update: I left it in the sun for a day to soften and then tried to realign the corners and one of the seams broke. Downgraded to one star. IMO, way over priced, would pay more for better materials and quality control.

So I was suspicious about how "waterproof" this thing actually was. But despite this I put it to the test, leaving it on some of grid land. It's been there for a year, through floods and heavy rain located, I kid you not, at the bottom of a dry creek bed. Just checked it today for the first time after 9 months and it was dry and secure. No water leaks, no damage, and most importantly no critters. Needless to say I'm super impressed

Great alternative for a "end of the driveway" package container. Had several of the plastic storage boxes for delivery services to put packages in but always had to replace due to high winds blowing the lids off or the small plastic pieces that hold the lids would snap. The angle helps rainwater flow off the container instead of in it and instead of the lid simply falling into place or being held by a small part this box gives you 4 buckles to snap. Sure it might take a few seconds longer to open it but worth it for me. If you live in close proximity to others you would need to lock it somehow and put weights in it to keep it held in place for strong winds. Also has a vent in front you can open and close for air flow. It's definitely more for holding lawn supplies or deck pillows but I feel like I made a very good purchase with this one and for what purpose it's serving.

I purchased this to house my equipment it helps keep my equipment out of the elements, but the assembly is a little sketch. The instructions are not too easy to read and the frame is very easy to stretch out the fittings causing them to be loose. Stretching the material over the frame which causes stress to the frame fittings and hard to set it square the lid doesn't shut quite right. The products doing what I want keeping the elements off my tools as I work in other areas

Annoying to put together but worth the buy for my intended use.