Large Plastic Bins With Drawers

If you're like me, you have stacks of envelopes everywhere: in drawers, bins, shelves, etc. I finally took it upon myself to get them organized and properly stored. These binders are super affordable, and can hold a pretty solid amount of negs. I managed to do one binder for each year I was shooting film, and that goes back five years at this point. I feel a lot better that my negatives have a home now!

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

I had plastic bins with old, heavy, bulky and decomposing photo albums from my parents. After scanning the prints, I will store them by category and date in these boxes which take up very little space and seem to be well made. Just what I needed.

These are really well-made bins. With metal hinges and thick plastic, they're much better than most clear bins you pick up at the box retailer. Getting a common size like this makes it easier to find other matching bins in the future. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

This little guy is great! We were using empty plastic bins to get the right height for Zoom calls with the MAC, just a big hassle. Also using as a standing desk is helpful for the back ache.

And will protect your large glass way better than any plastic thing that came with it.

We have rather a large collection of very good bins but needed something light and small enough to travel with. These are pretty much perfect, the field of view is gorgeous, edge to edge is excellent, feel in the hand is outstanding. Do you give up anything over an 8? Here birders will differ. I had a zeiss 7x42 and I never found that the 7 was a problem or that there was a real difference in detail seen. So if you are not in the Z or S market, these are really good.

These are exactly what I was looking for. My primary birding bins are Swarovskis 8.5x42, but because they are large and rather heavy, I do not take them for local walks, etc. Now I have excellent bins that I can just drop in my pocket in case an interesting bird pops up. My only caution is that because they are small and lightweight, if you shake a bit, as I do at 70+, they can be a bit challenging to hold steady

One tough bag; well designed. Held 2 large lens plus 2 medium lens and all necessary accessories for a birding shoot down south! Did the job with some room to spare. Initially was wondering if a backpack strap might have been helpful on it, but not sorry it had none. Fit well into overhead bins . . . even on a smaller jet with small OH bins! Buy it!

Exactly what I needed for lighting up backstage rack drawers. Just as described.