Description
The trunk that travels with the team and stacks flat in the store room when it gets home.
The CAN700 storage trunk offers 70 litres for storing and transporting sports kit: strips and training bibs, balls, cones, agility ladders, race numbers, guards and conditioning accessories. In the club store and on the road alike, for tournaments, training camps and events, it protects your equipment inside a pressed steel structure made in France.
Closure and stacking
The lid is held open at 95 degrees by a retaining cable, so it does not swing back onto hands while the trunk is being loaded. Closure is by a drilled rod with a 6.5 mm diameter hole that takes a padlock, which puts the kit under lock and key at the venue as well as at the club. Reinforcing ribs welded to the lid and to the base let several trunks stack squarely in the store room instead of leaning on each other.
Carrying and daily use
Two handles on non-removable mounting plates make two-person carrying straightforward, which matters once the trunk is loaded to its 30 kg payload. The grey RAL 7021 finish keeps its appearance through repeated loading into vans and trailers, and the pressed steel shell tolerates the knocks that come with moving kit between venues.
Specifications
| Overall dimensions | 700 x 370 x 270 mm |
| Volume | 70 L |
| Payload | 30 kg |
| Weight | 7.5 kg |
| Colour | Grey RAL 7021 |
| Closure | Drilled rod, 6.5 mm diameter, padlockable |
| Lid | Retaining cable, held open at 95 degrees |
| Stackable | Yes |
| Manufacture | France |
| Part number | CAN700 |
| Price | 135.36 EUR excluding VAT |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a storage trunk and a storage chest?
The trunk is built to travel: welded stacking ribs, a lid retaining cable and handles sized for two-person carrying. The chest is built to stay in the store room and takes a wider accessory range, including castors and feet. Many clubs run both.
Does the padlock come with it?
No. The drilled rod accepts any padlock with a shackle that passes through a 6.5 mm hole. A 30 mm brass padlock with three keys is listed in the accessories range.
How many trunks can be stacked?
The welded ribs on the lid and base locate one trunk on the next so the stack stays square. Keep the height sensible for the people who have to lift the top one down, and load the heaviest trunk at the bottom.
Is 70 litres enough for a team?
Seventy litres suits one discipline or one age group: a set of bibs, cones, ladders and small kit. Clubs handling full match equipment usually pair it with the 225 L CAN970.
Ask for a quotation
Clubs rarely buy one trunk. Compare the sizes in the metal storage trunks range, add padlocks from the storage chest accessories listing, and request a quotation for the full set.










