Lately there seems to be a surge in storage boxes in this industry, and the Frontrunner Wolf Packs are leading the charge. We can find everything sophisticated storage systems, to the hardcore, “throw it off a cliff” box that might just hold up to the apocalypse itself! Sometimes however, I just need to carry my stuff.
Enter the Wolf Pack by Front Runner Outfitters. For less then $40 bucks you can get a box that is built tough, light weight, STACKABLE, and will keep the water and dust out of your gear.
- Made from black, high strength plastic.
- Integrated grips for easy carrying.
- Versatile. Use in the cargo bed, truck/boot, or on your roof rack.
- Suitable for exterior storage.
- Wolf Packs form the heart of many Front Runner storage systems. The Front Runner Transit Bags hold 2-3 Wolf Packs depending on Transit Bag size and Wolf Pack configuration. Front Runner Wolf Pack Drawer Systems provide a comprehensive and practical vehicle storage solutions.
- For a padded storage solution, line the Wolf Pack with a Flat Pack to protect camera gear, kitchenware and other fragile items.
- Use in conjunction with Stratchits as well as Black Tie Down Rings for a safe and secure roof rack storage solution.
Materials used:
Black high density polyethelene (HDPE) plastic
Product Dimensions:
510mm (20.1″) L x 400mm (15.8″) W x 230mm (9.1″) H
Internal Dimensions:
450mm (17.7″) L x 340mm (13.4″) W x 205mm (8.1″) H
Weight:
3.00kg (6.6lbs)
The Wolf Pack is probably one of the best overall options out there for storage, they just work. Small enough to throw around just about anywhere, but big enough to be able to fit plenty of food, gear, or just about anything else you need to take on your next adventure. It is important to note that Front Runner does offer the smaller Cub Pack as a box option, and the taller lids for the Wolf Pack to give just a bit more space when you need it.
When you’re looking for a box that stores your stuff, protects it, and it won’t cost you an arm and a leg! check out
frontrunneroutfitters.com to get you some Wolfpacks of your own
Rob Spencer