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RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box
Available in 16L, 36L and 66L sizes
A proper tidy-up job for your tackle room, bivvy and boot. The Armoury boxes stack neatly, shrug off a bit of weather and make lugging your kit about far less of a faff.
- Available in 16L, 36L and 66L sizes.
- Made from impact-resistant polypropylene with a weather-resistant, wipe-clean finish.
- Clip-and-lock handles, reinforced corners and a lid designed to support stacking.
- The 36L and 66L share the same footprint and have interchangeable lids.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box range, including the 16L, 36L and 66L versions.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A solid, practical storage range with very good flexibility and bank-friendly design.
- Product Quality9/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching7.5/10
- Ease of Use9.1/10
- Value for Money8.8/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers sorting a messy tackle room or van. The boxes keep loose session kit together and stack neatly, so you can find what you need without a full rummage.
- Anglers carrying bulky outdoor gear. The raised lid and generous capacities are useful for clothing, bait gear, spares and other awkward bits.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers wanting a tray-based terminal-tackle system. There are no built-in compartments, so rigs, leads and small bits need separate organisers inside.
- Roaming anglers with very limited storage space. The 36L and 66L have a sizeable footprint, and a full box can get heavy pretty quickly.
The lowdown
Introducing the RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box
A proper tidy-up job for your tackle room, bivvy and boot. The Armoury boxes stack neatly, shrug off a bit of weather and make lugging your kit about far less of a faff.
- Available in 16L, 36L and 66L sizes.
- Made from impact-resistant polypropylene with a weather-resistant, wipe-clean finish.
- Clip-and-lock handles, reinforced corners and a lid designed to support stacking.
- The 36L and 66L share the same footprint and have interchangeable lids.
Quick verdict
A tidy bit of kit that earns its keep
The RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box is a cracking option when loose tackle, bait gear and general bank kit are taking over the garage. It’s tough, wipe-clean and properly stackable, with clip-and-lock handles that make carrying much less awkward.
The 36L is likely the sweet spot for most carp anglers, while the 16L suits smaller loads and the 66L is the one for bulky kit. Just remember that these are open storage boxes, not compartmented tackle trays, so you’ll still need pouches, organisers or smaller boxes inside.
A solid, practical storage range with very good flexibility and bank-friendly design.
- Product Quality
- 9/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 7.5/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.1/10
- Value for Money
- 8.8/10
Impact-resistant polypropylene, reinforced corners and solid locking handles give it a reassuringly robust build.
The stackable, nestable layout and raised lid make it effective at storing awkward fishing kit.
It won’t improve a rig or bait, but quicker access to organised kit means less faffing when the rods are off.
Clip-and-lock handles, wipe-clean surfaces and multiple sizes keep everyday storage straightforward.
The flexible size range and usable construction make it a sensible long-term storage buy for regular anglers.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box
If your garage, shed or van looks like a tackle shop after a busy season, the RidgeMonkey Armoury Stackable Storage Box could be just the tidy-up job you’re after. It’s a tough, no-nonsense plastic storage box for all the stuff that normally ends up rolling about in the boot.
There are three sizes to choose from: 16L, 36L and 66L. That gives you a fair bit of flexibility, whether you’re sorting a handful of essentials for a short session or trying to corral enough kit for a full-on carp campaign. No need to force everything into one massive lump.
The 16L is the compact one, measuring 390 x 295 x 270mm with the lid fitted. It weighs 1050g empty, so it’s reasonably manageable when you’re carrying a few bits to the swim. It’d suit spare clothing, bait accessories, reels or a smaller grab-and-go loadout.
The 36L steps things up to 600 x 400 x 270mm, with an empty weight of 1865g. That’s probably the bob-on all-rounder for plenty of anglers. It has enough room for a useful pile of session gear without immediately becoming a monster to shift around the car or bivvy.
Then there’s the 66L. It shares the 600 x 400mm footprint of the 36L but is taller, at 425mm. That extra height is handy for bulky items such as bankwear, larger bait gear, cooking bits or the general mountain of odds and ends that somehow follows you to the lake.
Construction is where the Armoury range makes a good case for itself. The boxes use impact-resistant polypropylene plastic, so they’re built for the sort of knocks that come with garages, sheds, vans and muddy pegs. You can chuck them about a bit without treating them like fine china.
The finish is weather-resistant and wipe-clean, too. That’s a proper advantage when a tub has been near spod mix, wet clothing or a muddy unhooking mat. Give it a wipe, clip it shut and it’s ready for the next job. Less faff, more time getting the rods off.
The clip-and-lock handles are another dead handy touch. A full storage box can be an awkward thing to lift, especially when it’s packed with reels, leads and clothing. Handles give you something solid to grab, while the reinforced corners add confidence when the box is being moved about.
The lid is raised and tapered, which increases the internal storage height rather than leaving you fighting a flat top. That extra clearance can make the difference when you’re packing taller pouches or a bulky bit of kit. It’s a small design detail, but a useful one.
Stacking is the headline feature, though. The lid supports the box above it, and the groove in the lid lets boxes nest when they’re not in use. The 36L and 66L share the same footprint and have interchangeable lids, making a mixed stack especially neat. Just remember: this is open storage, not a compartmented tackle tray. For rigs, hooks and swivels, you’ll still want smaller organisers inside. Used that way, it’s a cracking bit of kit for getting your fishing life under control.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Available sizes
- 16L, 36L and 66L
- Material
- Impact-resistant polypropylene plastic
- 16L dimensions
- 390 x 295 x 270mm, including lid
- 36L dimensions
- 600 x 400 x 270mm, including lid
- 66L dimensions
- 600 x 400 x 425mm
- Key features
- Clip-and-lock handles, reinforced corners, stackable and nestable design
Specs checked with RidgeMonkey, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Why stackable storage matters on the bank
The big win here isn’t flashy tackle-room wizardry. It’s having a box that keeps bait, clothing, reels, spares and session odds and ends together without everything collapsing into a plastic mountain.
The raised lid gives you more usable height, while the matching footprint of the 36L and 66L makes building a neat stack dead handy. For anglers fed up with rummaging through the back of the car before bite-time, that’s proper useful.
Closer look
A tough box with a tidy footprint
The Armoury range is built from impact-resistant polypropylene, with reinforced corners and clip-and-lock handles. That’s the sort of construction that makes sense around tackle rooms, vans and muddy swims. The weather-resistant, wipe-clean finish is handy when bait residue or wet kit has made a proper mess.
The raised, tapered lid adds internal height, while the lid groove lets the boxes nest when stored empty. The 36L and 66L share the same 600 x 400mm footprint and use interchangeable lids, so you can build a neat, mixed-size stack rather than playing storage Tetris.
Worth knowing. These are big open storage boxes, not fitted tackle organisers. Use inner pouches, rig boxes and smaller trays for terminal tackle, then let the Armoury box handle the bigger picture.
Who it suits
Ideal for keeping session kit together
The 16L suits lighter loads and shorter trips. It could hold spare clothing, reels, bait accessories or the bits you want ready for a quick evening on the bank. It’s also the easiest size to lift when you don’t want to drag half the garage with you.
For general carp fishing, the 36L looks like the most flexible choice. It’s large enough for useful session kit but not quite as imposing as the 66L. The taller 66L comes into its own when bulky clothing, cooking gear or larger outdoor equipment needs a home.
Coarse anglers, match anglers and anyone sharing a vehicle will appreciate the stackability. Keep bait gear in one box, clothing in another and spares somewhere else, then lift only what you need. Much less rummaging before a bite-time.
FAQs in full
The things you’ll want to know
For many anglers, yes. Its 600 x 400 x 270mm footprint gives plenty of usable space without the extra height and bulk of the 66L. If you carry a lot of clothing or awkward gear, the taller box may be the better shout.
The construction is weather-resistant, so it’s suited to outdoor storage and fishing use. Still, treat it as weather-resistant rather than a guaranteed watertight dry box. Keep water-sensitive tackle inside sealed pouches or organisers.
Think of it as the outer shell of your storage system. Add smaller rig boxes, bait tubs and zipped pouches inside, then use the Armoury box for transport and stacking. That gives you the capacity without losing the organisation.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Tough polypropylene construction should handle the usual garage and bank knocks.
- Stackable, nestable design makes it easier to organise tackle and outdoor kit.
- Raised, tapered lid gives extra internal height for bulkier items.
- Clip-and-lock handles make carrying a loaded box more manageable.
- Wipe-clean finish is handy after muddy or bait-heavy sessions.
Worth knowing
- It’s a storage box rather than a dedicated compartmented tackle system.
- The larger sizes can become seriously hefty once filled with kit.
- The 66L needs a fair bit of room in the car, shed or bivvy area.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Which RidgeMonkey Armoury size should I choose?
Which RidgeMonkey Armoury size should I choose?
The 16L is the compact option for a smaller amount of tackle or a grab-and-go loadout. The 36L is the most versatile size for general carp and coarse fishing kit. Go for the 66L when you need serious capacity for bulky gear, clothing or larger session supplies.
02Can the Armoury boxes be stacked?
Can the Armoury boxes be stacked?
Yes. Reinforced corners and lid support help the boxes stack, while the lid groove also lets them nest when they’re not being used. The 36L and 66L share the same footprint, so those two sizes work especially neatly together.
03Are these boxes waterproof?
Are these boxes waterproof?
They’re described as weather-resistant, which makes them useful in garages, sheds, vans and on outdoor trips. They’re not presented as fully waterproof dry boxes, so keep genuinely water-sensitive tackle in suitable inner bags or sealed organisers.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a tidy bit of kit that earns its keep. The strongest reasons to choose it are tough polypropylene construction should handle the usual garage and bank knocks. and stackable, nestable design makes it easier to organise tackle and outdoor kit.; the main trade-off is it’s a storage box rather than a dedicated compartmented tackle system..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Tough polypropylene construction should handle the usual garage and bank knocks.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers sorting a messy tackle room or van: The boxes keep loose session kit together and stack neatly, so you can find what you need without a full rummage.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “It’s a storage box rather than a dedicated compartmented tackle system.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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