G-Shock Tool Box

Guys, I’m G-Shock Points rich. At least I was until I redeemed my G-Shock points for this G-Shock Tool Box. Let me tell you something. This tool box is amazing! I expected it to be junk!

This tool box was made in Japan by the company Toyo. The body, lid, and clasp are all metal. The handle is metal too!

The silver paint has a metallic flake and slight pearlescent sheen that looks like it was a vintage tool box restored in my garage with a rattle can of spray paint. But unlike my paint jobs, there’s no drips.

So is it worth the 900 G-Shock points?

YES!

Start racking up your G-Shock points by creating a Casio account to log into the G-Shock website and each time you buy a G-Shock you earn points.

Can I suggest a watch to get you started? It’s the GA-2100-BCE. I’ve been wearing it for the past week and this Cordura band Casioak is Jim Kinkade approved! Click through on the affiliate link above to purchase it and earn your first G-Shock rewards points.

Buy the GA-2100-BCE.

Take a look at my YouTube chaotic unboxing of the G-Shock Tool Box.

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GA-2100BCE in action.

 

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