Bosch is finally getting ready to announce their new L-Boxx Contractor tool box system in the USA!
Here’s everything we know, from the World of Concrete 2026 media kit they provided:
There will be an L-Boxx3ST 3pc combo, with rolling tool box, medium tool box, and small tool box, models L-Boxx Contractor 170, 322, and 476.
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The rolling tool box will have a fully telescoping handle, allowing it to fit underneath a pickup truck bed cover.
Features include:
- L-Boxx compatible
- Robust wheel
- Integrated handle with front detaching latch
- Accessory rails (for what look to be S-hooks of a sort)
They also provided an image of this L-Boxx Contractor crate.
That’s everything that Bosch USA has shared with us so far.
I’ve got a lot of questions. Where will it be sold? When? Price? Internal dividers or organization options? What will the vertical accessory rails be used for? Will the drawer tool boxes they showed off in Europe be available in the USA?
Hopefully we’ll know more about this and some of the other tools Bosch sent us teasers about.
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See Also: Pro Tool News from World of Concrete 2026
Here’s more info from Europe:
Bosch Officially Revealed their New Tool Box System
Bosch Teases L-Boxx Contractor Tool Boxes with Drawers
The Bosch EU launch pricing was concerningly high, which is why I’ve been very eager to learn the USA pricing.
In other news, Bosch USA sent over a PR about their Super Bowl 2026 commercial, where Guy Fieri undergoes some kind of make-under. The commercial will show “the transformational power of Bosch in your home or on the jobsite.”
Adabhael
Rather than a PR about a television commercial, I sure wish they had sent you a PR with information about their new product, including the details you mentioned! Maybe it’s just me but I really don’t understand Bosch’s marketing department.
Aram
I’m not convinced their N.American arm HAS a marketing department. I sorta suspect they’re just using an LLM or something and then a distracted exec looks them over and says “eh, that one looks good enough, run with it!”
Stuart
Their media efforts have been very appreciated in recent years, and if I’m being honest I think they’ve improved compared to a few years ago.
As for strategy, Bosch has run into challenges greatly impacting their automotive division, and I think they’ve been on a campaign to boost familiarity in the USA.
Bosch’s many different business segments seem to be fragmented, with the Super Bowl commercial – last year’s at least, and from the sound of it this year too – seemingly designed to boost brand familiarity in the USA. If so, I presume it’s to grow the other business segments in this market especially since it is expected their automotive segment will continue to decline for a few more years.
Robert
Well, beside the food Schtick, Fieri is a legitimate hands on wood worker.
blocky
I saw the non-Bosch cases quietly pop up over at Ohio Power Tool about a month ago. Said to ship within days so probably not inventory on-hand.
s
“The Bosch EU launch pricing was concerningly high, which is why I’ve been very eager to learn the USA pricing. ”
wow, yeah. that’s an understatement. and for other curious like me, 531€ is equal to $638.
fora comparison, the similar packout 3-unit retail price is $350. currently on sale at this moment for $270.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-PACKOUT-22-in-Rolling-Tool-Box-22-in-Large-Tool-Box-and-22-in-Medium-Tool-Box-ProSystem-Low-Profile-Handle-48-22-8401/330035447
for over double the price, i can’t even entertain the concept without a lot of documentation that the functionality and storage space is drastically improved over the packout.
don’t get me wrong, i definitely like the more subdued bosch colors over milwaukee’s “steal me red”, or klein’s “take me orange”. but that feature alone is not worth double the price.