fly boxes

Was wondering what you guys use for boxes.  I like the looks of the scientic angler boxes, are they the most efficient?  I like having the sinkers and floats all in the same box.  Anybody else have a better box they use?

I have a flambeau box that might suit your needs.  I actually got it for ultralight spinning.  It has the sawtooth foam insert on one side, and 10 or 12 little compartments on the other side.  With clear plastic, you dont need to open it to find what you want.  I used the foam to hold the trebles of small spinners to avoid the hideous tangles those things can cause.  The compartments would be ideal for weights, indicators, and compartments full of nymphs.

In addition to that box, I also have the 2nd to largest size of olive green morell foam box.  I really like the light weight, and I got the size specifically to fit perfectly in a vest pocket.  I use the rippled side for smaller flies and the flat side for buggers, muddlers, and small streamers.  I'll probably be getting several more of these, especially if I can find them in 2 or three different colors.  I like to travel light and that box helps me do it!

for dry flies i do not like the foam or slit boxes.  they seem to crush flatten my hackels.  not for nymphs and such i like the flambeau foam.

riz, what kind of box do you use for dries?

Ya thats what I figured if it lasts a couple years for the price (I think about 8 bucks at gander mountain) it would be worth it and I liked the design of it, aslo very light.

I love the C&F. Never Thought I would fill it up, but I may be getting another soon.

Thanks for all the replies.  I'm leaning toward the C&F.  They look very convenient.

I have a few morell foam... there're ok
soft and cheap
the magnets fall off and the foam gets torn up

cliff outdoors makes the best $ can buy