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I picked up a 3/8 metric impact set and a 1/2 metric chrome set. $68.67 for both.

The thing I really liked about Rousseau was the ability to design my own drawer configuration. I wanted an 11 inch deep drawer for my detailing chemicals.

I picked up a 3/8 impact metric set for $31.

Much better. 440 lb weight capacity. Patents. Better finish/powdercoating.

No, I meant the the carriage under the drawer. It’s simply better than slides.

That works for a while…but I see a lot of Icon and US General boxes on the tool box tour channels. I would bet it is eating into SO market share.

Similar pricing to Rousseau but no carriage system for the drawers.

The drawer action and capacity of the Rousseau is arguably the best out there, based on my own research.

I have a Husky Heavy Duty box and it is a very solid box.

How does one get in touch with the SO industrial rep? Is there a minimum order?

The shipping from Canada and given the weight is expensive but the quality is so high I think it's well worth it. I suspect a good distributor might be able to offset that a bit with a discount.

Rousseau are in a number of luxury car dealerships like Porsche and Ferrari and big industrial warehouses.

$335 for the drawers, my cabinet was a customer return so I got a deal on that.

The tool truck guy.

I don’t question Snap-On quality or durability but just the quality versus price.

Are techs wanting Snap-On Epiq boxes as it confers some status on them?

True, branding is important.

I spent a lot of time researching toolboxes and one thing that shocked me about the garage upgrade I was doing for both myself and my clients was the multi-$10K prices of Snap-On. Now I get that Snap-On makes great tools and has a very impressive branding and heritage. And they offer financing...

Thanks for the advice and recommendations here.

I appreciate your response but genuinely was not aware of bad business practices with Icon so I wanted to learn more.