Lock N Lock Containers At Uwajimaya

[+lahontan]

FYI - Uwajimaya in Bellevue has a wide variety of Lock n Lock containers. If you don't want to buy in bulk on the web this may be a good option. Uwajimaya has a large range of sizes that you don't find at Target stores. Naturally the big ones are pretty expensive but if you want a medium sized container that won't draw the attention of the Bellevue Bomb Squad these may do the trick. Also, I have seen similar containers at Fred Meyer (small variety of sizes) that appear sturdy and of good quality.

[fishiam]

For the last few months we were buying the lock 'n lock containers at Uwajimaya in downtown Seattle. I went there two weekends ago and couldn't find them there (they'd moved them at leat once). so, I'm not sure if they still have them there. Another place I found those exact same containers was at a place called Storeables located in University Village (and no doubt many other places). peace, fishiam

[+justybug]

was at the downtown Uwajimaya a couple days ago, they're now located near the food court corner, big display..

[fishiam]

was at the downtown Uwajimaya a couple days ago, they're now located near the food court corner, big display..

D'Oh! Now you can see why I have so many geocaching DNF's!

[+evergreenhiker!]

think Inmywoods and I'll be making a run over to that store. I haven't been in that one in years. Get some squid and locknlocks!

Edited September 3, 2005 by evergreenhiker!

[+willcall]

Bellevue store - far back, left side. Nice stack. Not as expensive as I would have thought. Thanks for the original pointer.

[+The Jester]

The 815 is a good size for a largeish small cache and only costs $3.00. The 815D is twice as deep and only $3.50 (when you can find them). They're great, I often carry one fully ready to go in my pack.