SK’s New Limited-Edition Toolbox
By Sean O'Hara
SK is rolling into 2009 with a limited-edition toolbox. If you’re wondering how different this box is from their regular Commando-Pro line of toolboxes, the answer is –- not very.
This toolbox features sidewall post construction, heavy-duty ball-bearing drawer slides, and upgraded gas struts on the lid that make it easy to lift. Between the eight-drawer top chest and 11-drawer rolling cabinet below, the toolbox boasts 26,536 cubic inches of total storage. Most of the difference between this and the standard offering is cosmetic — details like the green trim and sweet-ass SK chrome knuckles decals on the lid and bottom cabinet.
It’s not exactly a show-stopper, but if you’re laying down the cash for a $1,500 - $10,000 tool set in the near future, it might be cool to spend the extra few hundred or so to upgrade the regular commando box to the limited edition.
Limited-Edition Toolbox [SK Hand Tools]
Street Pricing [Google]
February 18th, 2009 at 8:17 pm
Just something to try to get you to part with lots and lots of your hard earned bucks.
February 19th, 2009 at 11:20 am
Who tagged the toolbox?
February 22nd, 2009 at 4:38 pm
The link includes tools as well as the box. Personally, if I’m upgrading to pro tools, it’ll be Snap-on or Mac. SK’s not that much better than Craftsman, especially considering the price difference.