cant beat them for the price. they work a lot better than the spring steel retainers i used to use. no more sockets rolling around my tool box! Id buy again!

I bought these socket organizers to finally get my Craftsman socket set out of the plastic molded case because they would frequently fall out of their spots inside the case, so I would have to spend several minutes putting them back. I use red for SAE, blue for metric, and black for extensions, etc. There are holes in the ends of the rails so you can screw them to a backing plate, or the inside of a drawer, etc. The rubber end caps slide off easily, which is by design, so you can swap out sockets, or add/remove sockets. If you prefer the sockets be locked onto the rails you can make sure the bolt head you use to attach them sticks above the clips and acts as a stop. Alternatively, you could just bend the rails at the ends to lock the sockets on, but I wouldnt do that because it would be too permanent. You can order extra clips, rails, and end caps, so you can cut rails into smaller rails and make custom holders. The clips are great and hold the sockets on well. I had a problem with my order and contacted the seller through Amazon. Mark from Olsa Tools got back to me right away and resolved the issue immediately. Five stars all around.

Very pleased with the item and the customer service.

Really happy with this socket holder. Very sturdy and holds sockets in place. Will definitely buy more

Ill definitely buy more

I needed to better organize my sockets to put in a tool box in my Jeep. Put a set of reguar and deep sockets, along with a few torx sockets. I got the 1/4 and 3/8 sizes a d they both work great.

These are the best socket organizer I have used. Easy to attach and detach. Multiple colors help to organize even more. Metric on one color Imperial on another makes finding the right socket quick and easy.

Well its pink, not red. I dont have time to send it back so im just going to rattle-can it and move on. As for function, it seems to hold the sockets well but the clips slide too freely on the rail. The sockets/clips will slam into each other if there is too much space between them. This will cause the socket to come off. There is absolutely no resistance so i got the clips where i wanted them and put a dab of caulk between the clip and the rail. We’ll see how it works. If they would make the clips a little tighter and start using paint instead of anodizing, it would probably be a good socket rail. As it stands, its functional but it leaves a lot to be desired.