4 New Ryobi Storage Products in 2026 We’re Really Excited About

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2025 was a big year for Ryobi Link, with many new products joining the lineup. The year 2026 is not set to be that rich, but a few new additions managed to please us. Some of these try to address common criticisms aimed at the Link platform, while others are completely new products that expand what Ryobi’s modular storage can be used for.

This article assumes you already have other Ryobi Link products and are looking for new ways to expand your system. For the uninitiated, Link is Ryobi’s all-inclusive line of modular storage solutions. They include wall mounted rails, many other products that are installed, battery shelves, cabinets, even a portable work station, and some of the best tool boxes of any kind.

If you don’t have modular storage solutions, Ryobis are a good place to start, because they are affordable. A really large collapsible toolbox and a matching center toolbox that sits on top of the original come in at about $150, half the price of a similar Milwaukee setup. Even better, the company continues to expand the lineup with products like the four latest additions below.

This new Ryobi jointer is arguably a three-in-one product (or four, since it’s also available as a kit that includes all three). The star of the show here is the SlotBox Receiver, which looks like a drawerless toolbox, but is actually a container for two different sizes of organizers. Without them, this is just a box with no side, which is why we present all these products as a single storage solution.

To complete the SlotBox, you’ll need two Ryobi Link Medium SlotBox organizers, four Low-Profile SlotBox organizers, or a combination of the two. Since these are all new products, with SlotBox winning (along with many others) the 2025 Pro Tools Innovation Awards in the Tool Bags & Storage category, we feel justified in learning a little on behalf of the Medium SlotBox Organizer. It is currently the biggest box in the category, so you can expect it to be called Big SlotBox Editor. Perhaps in the future, the two modular drawers will get a few bigger brothers.

As for what the current organizers look like, the low profile is just two inches tall, but the included dividers make it a great choice for storing small bits and tools. The central organizer is twice as long and can be used sensibly to store certain tools. Both organizers can also be stored on Ryobi Link Rails. If you want to use the SlotBox Receiver and Editors as intended, the most cost-effective solution is to purchase a kit with the Receiver, two Low Profile Editors, and the Intermediate Editor, all available for less than $75.

Not every product will be compatible with Ryobi Link – the proprietary modular nature of the system. Most Ryobi power tools are not meant to be hung on a Link Rail or in a toolbox, let alone hand tools. You won’t be surprised to know that there is no official Ryobi Link rake. You may have already withdrawn these tools somewhere else, perhaps resting on the wall, but it doesn’t have to be like this; not if the Ryobi Link Reversible S Hook is available, available for $11.98.

Sure, the hook doesn’t sound exciting, and the $11.98 price tag is steep, but it looks very useful indeed. As we mentioned before, some things won’t fit in Ryobi’s weird octagonal system, but with the Link Double Hook, Large Power Tool Hook, and now the Reversible S Hook, you can fit anything in there. Iraq? Sure, that’s what it’s for. How about an edger or telescoping power scrubber? According to some users, these work well with the S Hook, and the same should work with most Ryobi telescoping tools; in fact, they don’t even have to be Ryobi. That’s the power of literally using the S hook.

Another recent addition to the Ryobi Link lineup, the Link Strap Hook is more than just a strap. It can be attached to the Ryobi Link Rail and other Link accessories with the Link Connector, but it can also hold belts and tool bags with a belt clip, or be hung from almost anything thin enough with the included wire hook. It even has a keyhole to hang it on a nail on the wall.

Why is this exciting? First, unlike the S Hook and other Link accessories, it is extremely versatile. It will make your Link Rail work in a variety of ways, but it will also help you when you carry things with you. Second, it’s another way to attach your non-Ryobi tools to the Ryobi Link system. The product page says it’s good for wire, tape, and cord, but you can also use it with a larger power tool that doesn’t fit the Link Power Tool Hook, as long as it’s not heavier than the Strap Hook’s 15-pound capacity. Why, some users even use it to hold their bikes, although maybe not talking about a heavy bike like those built for rough terrains.

Ryobi’s Stainless Steel Tumbler is compatible with Link rails while also having a carabiner. It has a leak-proof, sealed design, and holds 20 ounces of liquid. Everything is safe, and can be disassembled almost completely for deep cleaning, which is really important – lumps and water bottles can be really nasty.

Okay, maybe the Ryobi Tumbler isn’t exactly exciting, but tumblers are legitimately perfect for bringing water (or coffee, or tea) with you wherever you go. Unlike the old canteens and metal water bottles, they are really easy to clean, and if you haven’t used one of these for a while, you’ll be surprised how good the metal fittings are these days. Ryobi doesn’t want specifics, and we can’t get out of user reviews (at the time of writing, the product isn’t out yet), but we think that like other indoor fireworks at this price point, it will keep water cool for twelve hours or more.

If you spend a lot of time away from home, and you don’t have a tumbler (and you’re not married to your water bottle), you should definitely try one. Also, if you want to try one and already have a lot of Ryobi equipment, you may find the only tumbler that fits your Link Rail.