Gamma2 Vittles Vault Stackable Pet Food Storage

To begin with, these items are great at keeping the food fresh, and preventing insects from finding an open bag of food. The (2) considerations that I think potential purchasers may find useful are: "technically" these will stack, but once the upper container has food in it, it creates just enough deformation in the lower bin, that it is nearly impossible to get the lower lid to screw back on. I do not recommend buying these if your plan is to save space by stacking. The other consideration is the capacity. Although there is a disclaimer stating that 'depending on food size,' in reality a 34# bag of dog food will not fit in a 40# container. So, definitely plan on over-sizing. Lastly, although To begin with, these items are great at keeping the food fresh, and preventing insects from finding an open bag of food. The (2) considerations that I think potential purchasers may find useful are: "technically" these will stack, but once the upper container has food in it, it creates just enough deformation in the lower bin, that it is nearly impossible to get the lower lid to screw back on. I do not recommend buying these if your plan is to save space by stacking. The other consideration is the capacity. Although there is a disclaimer stating that 'depending on food size,' in reality a 34# bag of dog food will not fit in a 40# container. So, definitely plan on over-sizing. Lastly, although not a deal-breaker, is that cleaning/rinsing the accumulated 'powder' out of the bottom is made more difficult by the incorporation of the stackable design. … more

Is it possible for it to shrink a few sizes in the truck? I don't think my bag of Rachel Ray gained weight over the holidays. I bought this because I have 3 dogs and they all eat the same food and our old container was too small. Rachel Ray 40lbs bags. I opened a bag and started pouring. When I made it to the top of the container, I still had about 3lbs of food left. So needless to say I still have the same issue. The container itself is very well made and I love the lid! If you get 35lbs bags or smaller it would be perfect. But don't get this if you want 40lbs to fit in this.

These have worked out very well for our household. They open and close easy enough for all of our children to use. My only complaint is that they do not secure well when stacked. I’d expect a set that is made to stack to fit securely together and these do not. It works for us because we have them in a small closet to the walls help them to stay together. But if they were free-standing, they would be wobbly, even when full of food.

Nice containers. Holds food. For me are airtight. They hold the food and a don’t have to move food to another container to keep in kitchen. They do need to be Velcroed together or to a surface because they will tip when near empty. So my fix Velcro in place. Then taking the lid off it is slippery. My fix I added heavy duty self stick weather molding. Rubbery surface gives me a grip surface instead of a slick surface. Great options to hold food for four dogs

Three stars because it’s *very* sturdy; mice and squirrels are unable to chew into the container. The large container comfortably holds about 45-50 pound of Purina One dog kibble. For them to be stable when stacked, they must be in a confined space that provides side structural support (or anchored to the wall somehow.) they can’t be stacked while freestanding. However, screwing and unscrewing the lid is quite difficult, The lid hand-grip height is very short and it has no mechanism or handle to easily grasp; you’ll need to use your finger tips to twist the lid on and off. The lid is so difficult for me to use that I am now storing the dog food in a large metal trash can. I plan to try to Three stars because it’s *very* sturdy; mice and squirrels are unable to chew into the container. The large container comfortably holds about 45-50 pound of Purina One dog kibble. For them to be stable when stacked, they must be in a confined space that provides side structural support (or anchored to the wall somehow.) they can’t be stacked while freestanding. However, screwing and unscrewing the lid is quite difficult, The lid hand-grip height is very short and it has no mechanism or handle to easily grasp; you’ll need to use your finger tips to twist the lid on and off. The lid is so difficult for me to use that I am now storing the dog food in a large metal trash can. I plan to try to attach a kitchen drawer handle to the lid and hope that I’ll be able to twist the lid. Assuming the rigged-up handle works, I’ll get paint to use on plastic so I can have the exterior match my kitchen colors. … more

We bought 7 individual 60-lb storage containers to hold dog food, bird food, and dried rice so we didn't just have bags lying around the place. As long as you don't need to get more than one to stack on top of the other, you're set. The containers have to be full in order to "stack" properly but you have to be careful once they start to get empty, as they are real easily to tip back and fall. Another con of this item is that it does NOT hold the full amount it's suppose to. Ours was suppose to hold 60-lbs, it holds about 55-lbs max before you have leftovers to save elsewhere. The last con of this item is that you can't stack it the way it's suppose to like it shows on pictures. You have to We bought 7 individual 60-lb storage containers to hold dog food, bird food, and dried rice so we didn't just have bags lying around the place. As long as you don't need to get more than one to stack on top of the other, you're set. The containers have to be full in order to "stack" properly but you have to be careful once they start to get empty, as they are real easily to tip back and fall. Another con of this item is that it does NOT hold the full amount it's suppose to. Ours was suppose to hold 60-lbs, it holds about 55-lbs max before you have leftovers to save elsewhere. The last con of this item is that you can't stack it the way it's suppose to like it shows on pictures. You have to have it sitting at another way before it'll "stack." Disappointed. 3 stars. … more

I thought these would be great containers for dog food since I have dogs that require two different types of food. The containers are fine. Sometimes the top is hard to screw on but the most disappointing feature is the ability to stack them. You can stack them but they are not stable which defeats the purpose. The top one wiggles around and can easily be knocked off of the other one. Very disappointed for the price.

Very disappointed in this product. We bought two of these and they are difficult to open and close if you stack them. Not sure how you can fit a 40 lb bag of dog food in them. We had two different 31 lb bags and neither fit in them. They make a mess when trying to fill and when trying to get food out of them. Guess we are back to the search of food containers after spending a lot of money on these. I would not recommend these if you want ones that stack.

I have a 30k gallon koi pond and 36 koi in a range of sizes. This means 40 lb bags of food with different characteristics that are expensive enough to warrant housing in something moisture and creature resistant. I got the 40 and the 60 lb cans. They stack neatly enough and I am confident they will keep my two types of food from denaturing over time. The scoop is the same for both containers and it works fine. Chewy was over 30% cheaper than Petsmart for the same product. Had them for a month. They look like they'll hold up well over time.

I now own 2 of these (one of each size). This is obviously great for storage. It's secure and the shape makes refilling it nice and easy. But, as others have said, the advertised size isn't accurate. Don't expect it to actually fill up to that extent. I usually buy bags that are 35-40 lbs for the 60 lb storage, and that fills it pretty nicely.