Comic Book Storage Box, ELOBOON Fireproof & Water-Resistant Comic Book Box with Lock and Label Window, Moistureproof Comic Short Box with Fire Zipper Holds 150-175 Comics, Comic Book Bin Black

I am revising my review and adding two stars. After my initial impression, I have found that these boxes offer much more protection than I originally thought. In a fire situation, these zippered vinyl boxes would be a Godsend. Provided that the locking zippers stay locked, these boxes could actually be tossed out of a first-floor window without opening up. If the books are packed in the box tightly, there would be limited jostling around. A fire is a panic situation, and things need to be done fast. The scenario I just described would be much preferable to carrying the boxes out the front door. The firemen and hoses would block the way; tossing them out a side window might be the best and quickest option. These boxes are very well made, almost to the point of excess. I cannot find a faulty seam or zipper anywhere, so the chance of one opening up is slim to none. This is a good product. Buy with confidence!I have found that the only good use I’ve gotten from this product is to use it to transport or transfer comic books from one location to another. I.e. moving them from one room to another, or from your home to a storage locker or a convention and back. The zipper provides a means whereby the comic books will not fall out of the box during transport, which is very convenient. As far as long-term storage is concerned, however, I’ll stick with the cardboard boxes. Neither this product nor a cardboard box is waterproof, although it is more water repellant than a box. It would offer some protection in a drizzle or light rain. Anything beyond that and I would be concerned with water creeping in through the zipper, especially in a heavy rain. Additionally, if the item were to be submerged in water it would go right through the seams and zipper. The vinyl would hold it back for a short while, but eventually it would seep through. If you are constantly moving your comics around, then this would be a good option for you. This “box” also offers protection of your comics against cat or dog intrusion. I think it’s ideally suited for convention use if you are not a big dealer. However, at $30 USD it is a bit overpriced. I would have walked away happier with a $20 price tag. Then, I think, it would have deserved 4 stars.

Now I'm not a crazy big graded collector like a few reviewers here but I'd still like to protect my comics just in case the worse happens.I've so far bought 4 of these and may buy more depending on how many more comics I collect.I've been buying the Spawn compendiums and as you can see from these photos they hold them great! I'm sure if you're an avid Invincible compendium collector they'll works perfectly as well.I also collect smaller omnibuses and issues and they fit perfectly in these as well (so you'd hope).The case is durable enough to be able to hold a good bunch of comics and weight from compendiums with no problem at all which is fantastic.*Note*If you collect taller sized comic books like some of the collected Marvel omnibuses like for example I have the Spider-verse omnibus and it has a paper sleeve over a hardcover. When putting it in this box and closing it may bend the top of the sleeve. I personally don't mind a crazy amount because I mean you're gonna be reading the comic unless you're collecting. If you are collecting it and it comes in a wrap then don't remove the wrap if you don't want a damaged sleeve.Otherwise than that it's an awesome product and I'm sure most people won't be tossing very large books in these anyway but if you do that's the only warning I give about these. I'll keep buying these bad boys even if it's for my manga or larger sketching books because they're awesome and fit in while on their side.Perfect for collectors or people who don't want to rebuy their comics if the worse were to happen.

Son filled this up in no time and it looks good. Great way to keep those comic books protected and the box looks good too. Durable and works exactly as it should

I picked up this comic book storage box to organize a growing collection, and overall, I'm happy with how it's performing. The size is just about perfect—it holds quite a few comics and fits them snugly, even when they’re in protective sleeves. That tight fit helps minimize movement, which is important if you're trying to keep your collection in great shape over time.Visually and functionally, it looks nice and seems to provide adequate protection for casual storage. It’s not rigid like a hard plastic or metal container, but it holds its shape well enough for stacking or organizing on a shelf. For what it is, it does the job.That said, I do think the product title is a little misleading. When I saw the word “box,” I assumed it would be a sturdier metal. In reality, it’s more of a reinforced cloth container, which feels more like a soft-sided bag than a rigid box. It still works well, but calling it a box sets a certain expectation.Also, it feels a bit overpriced for the material used. I’d be happier with the value if the price point were just a bit lower, or if the labeling was clearer from the start.Still, if you're looking for a functional, lightweight way to organize and protect comics, this is a solid choice—just don’t expect hard-case protection.

My husband is the one who collects comics and he has at over 15-20 cardboard boxes full of comics. Some are CGC-graded, some are waiting sent off, but I have always thought about the safety of his books. Even with insurance that only replaces the the value, these books are priceless. So the size is nice, my husband loves the handles on the box, the material is nice and it seems strong. The material reminds me of a firefighter outfit. I pray we never have a house fire, so I can't review on that part.

Way beyond what I expected. It fits a ton of material and appears to be very good quality. Even has a programmable lock. Very happy.After owning for a while now, I’m still very happy with the case, be aware though, with this thing 1/2-3/4 full of comics weighs a metric ton. It’s very very very heavy