I needed a thinner box to squeeze into my boat with the rest of my tackle. It fit just right.

I have many of these Rustrictor Stowaway tackle boxes in my boat. The thin profile allows me to store probably 30% more boxes in the space I have available, compared to the thicker versions. With crankbaits costing $10 to upwards of $20 these days, it is important that they have an environment where the hooks won't rust. The Rustrictors work great and I don't have any issues with my hooks/baits while using these. I highly recommend Rustrictor tackle boxes and I really like the thin models for my scenario.

The box is a lighter material than I expected and the latches aren’t as strong as other Plano Boxes. I bought it to keep my jigs rust free.

Space is at a premium in the tackle storage hold of my bass boat so these 3700 THIN boxes were just the thing for me! I have a bunch of the 3700 standard (2") but these THIN (1.38") are even better. The thin even fit my large (6XD) crank baits (see pic) and are also great for other stuff too like hooks and other terminal tackle. Regarding the "RUSTRICTOR" aspect, it is true that I've had some corrosion on my hooks split rings, and on my spinner bait blades so I guess it will help - we will see. (I'm fresh water only)To improve the product I would like more slots for the plastic dividers so I would have more flexibility on dividing up the space - see the Hook box pic - for example, it seemed like a single compartment was a little small, and a double was a little big. Tip: I like to put just a dab of glue/caulk on the top of the divider connect spots to be sure the movable dividers stay in place and don't come up just a little allowing hooks, etc to get underneath...Secondly I hope the latches and hinges hold up OK - I've had a little trouble in these areas with my old original STYLE 3700 boxes.None the less, these boxes are great. I highly recommend!

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