HORUSDY 80-Piece Heavy Duty Socket Organizer, 1/4-Inch, 3/8-Inch, 1/2-Inch, Premium Quality Socket Holders

I've used these in my kit for a few months now. They fit in small tool bags and have been the only thing I've found to keep 1/2" sockets organized in a compact space, and are equally convenient for the smaller sizes. I was worried the clips would be flimsy but they seem to hold up just fine and come with a couple extras. The ball detent is a good pressure, holds firmly but is easy enough to remove, and the plastic material means sockets don't snag or rust on. Only problem is the rubber end caps can come off but that's a simple fix and having them be removable can be an advantage.

Really nice scpace saver for my sockets. They are strong and they hold all sockets in all the time. I would reccomend this to all mechanic heads pit there.

Overall this is a decent design with a couple of stupid drawbacks which could have easily been avoided. This is yet another product designed (copied?) and manufactured by a company which never even tried to use it. Spend 5 seconds with the product and you will see these problems.1 - Forget the tabs at the end of the slides which lock in the clips. They are useless. They don't work (maybe only for the 1/4 fasteners) and they are much too brittle. The issue is that the 1/2 and 3/4 drive clips have a cavity on the underside so even if you do manage to push down the tab without breaking it, and get it under the front edge of the clip, it will get caught on the underside inside the cavity. You simply CAN NOT remove the 1/2 and 3/4 clips with those tabs in place. My recommendation is to simply break them off and get it over with. Then you can move the clips around. Not only do the tabs NOT work, but they are going to break real quick anyway. Just get it over with! So no one in the factory ever tried to remove a clip?2 - The handle is held onto the carrier by rolling the steel at the end of the carrier. ...and that roll is to the underside of the carrier. As a result, the carrier will NEVER lay flat in your toolbox. There will always be a little gap on the underside (regardless of whether the handle is "out" or folded under. This is why so many folks have posted photos of broken rails. A nice cold day with a little flex in the tray and the rails will fracture. (The plastic (ABS?) the rails are made out of is also too brittle to begin with). Personally, I would rather have the metal rolled in front of the tray (instead of under) to eliminate the gap/flex even if it means the handle can't be folded underneath...But otherwise these work. They hold the sockets nicely and once you break off the tabs you can move the clips around between trays.

These socket holders are great to fit in my small toolbox. All other holders were much too large to fit inside the 11" depth drawers. The clips seem to hold the sockets well.As a bonus they come with size stickers to attach to each socket. Normally I'm too much of a purists to deface my tools, but I think these stickers will really help me be more efficient.

What I liked. You can use different size clips on a single strip. I have a few sets of 5 or sets of 6 of specialty items where half of them might be 3/8 and half 1/4. The ability to just take the clips off and put them on any strip anyway you want is a plus.What I didn't like. The clips are plastic and I'm guessing aren't going to last long, especially on my deep, 1/2 impact sockets. The others might fair better.Hey, I bought them, I got them, I'm trying them. At some point, may looks at something more durable if this format suites me.

I like that they are double sided. sockets snap on easily hold securely. time will tell on quality,So far I like that they are lightweight.

Adding on to my existing holders from another maker (seems to be the same, except for the color). These socket holders are perfect for the home/occasional user. The sockets are help firmly by a small ball bearing so you can pick up the holder and bring it with you if needed. If I was a mechanic, I would still use them but might opt for a holder where I could quicky pick up or slide off the socket from the holder. Fair price and very functional.

Plastic clips break with larger sockets on it. Any size greater than 15mm, or 11-16 especially deep sockets. Plastic clips are not sturdy enough to support normal wear and tear of being placed in and removed from a toolbox or moved around on a job site. Very disappointing. I’ve already had 3 break.