16 possible combinations. Least ridiculous part is the mystique of having to push down. Could use a padlock point, to attach a chain, so stupid criminals can't wander off with it. Not knowing what was in it, criminals may leave it. I still wouldn't give $20 for it....

This is the dumbest things ever. Any intelligent child could open that. For kids under 4 maybe not, but you could also just you know, close your door. You don't need to protect your infant from a gun

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Is this size that you have the smaller one or the bigger one? They sell two on their site

I see how you had to push down on the bottom and manipulate the release buttons. What a piece of garbage.

This Is absolutely stupid, guns come with a box, its so waste of money, come on people get real you can take the tabs off the box, makes absolutely no sense and some guy thinks he came up with something spectacular 😂😂😂😂

Its hard to tell with your lighting but these look like clones.

I loose sleep knowing idiots r paying over 100 bucks for this

Its a box with half ass lock on it … what kind of dumb ass would buy this Lol “ ur child probably wont b able to get to whats inside” ….. stupid idea stupid product

There are numerous problems with this product: 1. It’s intended for temporary storage of a gun in use (ex., transportation to a range), but many buyers are using it as an alternative to a safe for routine, daily storage of a bedside home defense gun that may be left unattended for long periods of time. It is not secure enough for that purpose. 2. The company’s marketing is dangerously irresponsible. They claim that it’s a “rentention device, not a safe” in order to mitigate liability, but their most recent ad refers to it as “The fastest gun safe you’ll ever own.” In addition, their videos feature it in use to secure a bedside gun in exactly the same capacity as a safe. Realistically, most people are not transferring their gun from a proper safe to the StopBox each night then back into a safe upon waking. Their marketing contradicts their own statements and may mislead the public into believing that it’s a viable alternative to a safe. It’s not. A child could open it within a few minutes. 3. Contrary to the company’s claims, there are only 54 combinations, not 81. They have miscalculated the number and are misrepresenting the product. Amusingly, they undercounted the permutations. The correct calculation is (4x3)x(3x3)=108, not 3x3x3x3=81, because the choice of the first button assigned is a choice between 1-4, while the second is chosen from the remaining 3. BUT, that’s 108 permutations, which reflect double the number of unique combinations, because they account for order and therefore include inverse duplicates of every pairing (ex., A1+C2 and C2+A1 are two distinct permutations, but they’re the same combination). Most “combination” locks are actually permutation locks, but the StopBox is a true combination lock; that is, the sequence doesn’t matter because both buttons are pressed simultaneously. As such, we must disregard those inverse duplicates by dividing by 2 (108/2=54). Finally, it ships with a default combination, accounting for one possibility, so there are 53 user selectable combinations in addition to the default, for a total of 54. 4. If they don’t understand how many combinations their own lock is capable of, I question their competence to design and manufacture such products. 5. I would never trust this product to secure a firearm from access by children. Even allowing a generous 5 seconds per entry, it would take only 4.5 minutes to try every possible combination; realistically, it could be done in half that time. The company’s claims that a child would have to know how it works are incredibly naive. Almost every kid you see now has a smartphone; they can easily and quickly Google the information or watch a KZbin video. 6. There is no need to compromise safety and security for fast access. Companies like American Security, Fort Knox, Steelhead, V-Vine, and Viking have offered heavy gauge steel safes with Simplex locks for years that are far superior to the StopBox for any application other than lightweight portability.

Is this DOJ approved?

SPECIFICALLY! Not PACIFICALLY!

Is this the full size or compact?

6 ? They said there’s 81 potential combos

What a garbage.😂😂😂 🐑 Will buy anything 😂

I dint have kids not my problem i have a pillow i keep mine in.

You don't mention the cables available to attach the box to a solid fixture in your vehicle to keep it from getting lifted. One note buy, the cable from Snap Safe they are cheaper there then from Stop Box, and stop box gets them from Snap Safe. I find it interesting Snap Safe sells cables included with their lock boxes. Stop box sells them separate. So you pay over $100 for the box and an addtional $25 for the cable. These boxes are good I guess, but in States like California they are not CADOJ approved so you could not use them for storage per se.

Too easy to grt into. I would prefer harder combinations with 2 hands

Thumb button is stuck!

Small children become bigger children fast. Really fast

i like this idea, but not for $170

Did you ever make a video for the "pro" edition? Thanks!

Knife is garbage..feels so cheap..I feel so ripped off..$180 for this p.o.s.?? This feels like quality to u guys for real??..NOT ME!!.IM RETURNING MINE IMMEDIATELY

A steel one with a simplex lock is $50 more on Amazon. This joke of a retaining device should cost no more than $50.

The ones that feel cheap and flimsy and bend are fake. Grivory doesn’t feel bad, but it is the weakness of the knife. I would buy a carbon fibre bugout… maybe, but not grivory.

I’m kind of mad that they advertise this as a safe by saying that they don’t want electronics and batteries to get in the way of accessing a gun… which is a subtle way of saying that it’s some kind of safe

Junk

Received two as a gift from someone who is not a gun person at all. It's a shame they spent so much money on these...they're worth maybe $20 at most. If you just jam all the keys at once, it will open. This will keep out someone whose hands aren't large or strong enough to hit the buttons...maybe...but I would not trust this thing to keep a 5 year old out of it. To be honest, I wouldn't trust this thing to keep a 2 year old out indefinitely. I can't think of a use case where this is sufficient protection for a loaded gun.

It opened on accident. He had to use his second hand to separate the lids, but it seems gravity is enough to have it open effortlessly SOMETIMES. Not a guarantee.

I feel the combination is to easy to guess on this device.

I love carrying it, but I hate shooting it. 😂

Great video/info, Can you create a video how to change the battery? Thank you.

There are only six possible combinations to this box, and it is made from plastic. Marketing it as a handgun child safety box should be illegal.

Best belt I’ve ever owned! Hurry! Today only on their website they have $40 belts!!

Barrage is incredible!!! So is the Benchmade warranty.

They appear to be running a limited time BOGO promotion of their new PRO(?) model if you decide this is for you

NOTE: I'll be making a new review video coming soon on the uograded version of this: the StopBox Pro. Quite a few improvements over this model and I've really enjoyed the upgrade so far.

You have to press down on the lid to unlock, but then up on the lid to open it? All while it’s sliding around a bit? Seems like a bad design for a critical safety device.

Just looks like my current glock cases minus the biggo buttons

Nicely done and explained. I was disappointed to see there was no cable to secure it to something solid.

Why do you use 2 hands to open or close? Can it not be done with one?

There are a lot more than 6 combinations for this.

When I originally saw this, I was all in, but then I watched video after video of people handing them to their kids, and 30 seconds later the kid had it open. Too few combinations. Also, the electronic Vaultek Lifepod is better, cheaper, and TSA compliant. If this was 1/4 the price, I would use it as a case for my more expensive handguns, and then place the whole thing in a much larger gun safe. So for me it's a hard pass. What could they do to make it safer? Mirror the buttons to the other side so both hands have to press buttons to open it. 10 buttons total.

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Thank you for the video! Saw it in an ad and was curious. You answered all my questions!😊 Not sold on the price though 😕

It slips over short amount of time if you carry a gun.

Sorry but my Kore belt fits better, adjusts easier (click of button w/o undoing buckle), supports my glock19 much much better esp iwb, better looking buckles, its interchangeable AND it costs less than your groove belt!! Why on earth would I get a groove belt? Am I missing something?

I would never buy this. A waste of money

This is a great idea for next to bed, etc. However!!! It does NOT open as easily as in the video. I can't imagine being able to open it in the middle of the night in the dark. Very hard to lift top with only one hand.

$70 !!! for a strap? every legit reviewers says they suck for ccw not enuf support