OlarHike

The official range

Pack it, stack it,
sleep on it.

Every OlarHike product in one place, with the numbers that actually decide the purchase: what is in the box, how many quarts that really is, and whether it will fit the shelf you were thinking of.

Where to start Size & capacity guide
105products across six ranges, each with its own page
23–97quarts per bin, from a closet shelf to garage shelving
4.6average rating across 41,735 owner reviews
$9–$239the whole price range, checked at build time

Six ranges

Start with the shape of the problem

Something to carry, something to squeeze smaller, something to stack, something to sleep on, something for the driveway and a boot kit for when the driveway is a hard shoulder. Each range has its own page with a comparison table.

30sets

Packing Cubes

Thirty sets in four layouts, from eight pieces to eleven, cubes plus the bags around them.

23sets

Compression Cubes

Twenty-three sets with a second zip on every cube, from a two-piece pair to ten pieces.

14packs

Storage Bins

Five capacities from 23 to 97 quarts, bought singly or in packs up to six.

11models

Air Mattresses

Eleven models, twin through California king, at 18 or 20 inches with a built-in pump.

14models

Tire Inflators

Fourteen cordless inflators, from a 1.2 lb bike pump to a twin-cylinder 12000 mAh unit.

13kits

Roadside Kits

Thirteen kits: two inflators in one box, or a jump starter with a compressor built in.

Where most people start

Nine to look at first

The most discussed items from each range rather than the whole 105. Every card shows the three figures that matter for that kind of product rather than the same three for everything.

Buy opens the item at our retail partner, where checkout, delivery and returns are handled. Prices shown are theirs, read at build time.

The other 96 are on the range pages: Packing Cubes 30 · Compression Cubes 23 · Storage Bins 14 · Air Mattresses 11 · Tire Inflators 14 · Roadside Kits 13

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Why this catalogue exists

The figure you need is never the one on the box

A packing cube set is sold as "8 pieces" and a storage bin as "48 quarts", and neither number tells you what you wanted to know. Eight pieces turns out to be six cubes and two bags. Forty-eight quarts is twelve gallons, which is a toy box, not a wardrobe. Every listing on this site translates the marketing number into the one that decides whether it fits.

Prices, ratings and review counts are read from our retail partner at build time and shown as they were found, not rounded in our favour. Where two products in the range differ only in colour, we say so rather than dress the difference up as a feature.

Read the buying guide

Quarts, translated

What a bin size actually holds

Quarts are a hopeless unit for picturing a box. Four quarts make a gallon, and a gallon is roughly a large milk jug, so a 97-quart bin is about twenty-four of them. Here is the same range described by what people actually put in it.

See every bin

23 quarts5.8 gal

A closet shelf: folded jumpers, towels, a shoebox or two

28 quarts7.0 gal

A run of books, box files or board games, walls clear

48 quarts12.0 gal

A toy box a child can drag across the floor unaided

76 quarts19.0 gal

A full duvet, or a season of coats off the rail

97 quarts24.3 gal

Garage shelving: sports kit, tools, camping gear

Questions

Before you go any further

Can I order directly from this site?

No. This is the OlarHike product catalogue, not a shop. Every buying link opens the same item at our authorised retail partner, who takes the payment, ships the order and handles any return. That is why there is no basket here.

Where do the prices come from?

They are read from the retailer at the moment the site is rebuilt, and the figure shown is the figure that was found. Prices move, so the one on the retailer page at the moment of purchase is the one that counts.

Why do some products differ only in colour?

Because that is genuinely all that separates them. Inside a layout the colourways are one product: nine of the packing cube sets are the same eight pieces in different colours, and seventeen of the compression sets are the same ten. Saying so is more useful than inventing a difference, and the section pages state which sets share a layout.

Which storage bin size should I start with?

Measure the shelf first, then pick the capacity that fits its depth rather than the one that sounds generous. A 76-quart bin on a 12-inch shelf overhangs and will be knocked off; a 23-quart bin fits and gets used.