Great quality socket rails. The same product seems to be offered by multiple vendors on Amazon, so its worth shopping around before adding these to your cart. The red anodized finish is beautiful, and the aluminum construction and ball bearing equipped socket holders make these a high quality purchase. Im so pleased that I just ordered a second set. I ended up getting the first set from Neiko: https://www.amazon.com/Neiko-02454A-Aluminum-Socket-Organizer/dp/B073WKH8VF/ The two advantages of the Neiko branded rails are that theyre about 30% less expensive than the Olsa tools set and they come with more included socket holders (eighteen 3/8 socket holders, and twenty 1/4 socket holders). On the other hand, the main advantage of the Olsa rails is that theyre available in multiple colors (which is handy for visually separating metric and SAE sockets). The Neiko rails are currently only offered in red. The only thing I wish is that both Neiko and Olsa offered is a shorter rail option. Ares does. These ones are way too long for the typical set of 10 to 12 sockets. If shorter rails were available, it would be easier to find a storage case to fit them in.

Very pleased with the item and the customer service.

Does a pretty good job of holding onto heavy sockets, but the rubber end caps are not sufficient to stop them from sliding off the end of the rail. Perhaps this is intended? I put machine screws through the pre-drilled holes in the ends to stop sockets from sliding off and that works very well.

…and once you lose the end caps, the 1/2” socket holders can slide right off. So be careful

Would be nice if these were magnetic. Not sure if it because of the weight of my socket set but they always tip over in my drawer

I purchased this strip mainly to hold a set of 1/2 impact sockets I purchased recently that came with a very poorly designed holder so I needed something to replace it. This organizer/holder works perfectly. It holds the entire 13 piece set which goes from 32mm down to 10mm. There were a few spares, but not enough room to hold any more sockets so I just slid those off - which is easy to do. I just put it in a drawer of my tool cabinet versus mounting it like some other reviewers did, but it is certainly strong enough to set it up that way. Its very well made and a good solution for organizing sockets. I will likely purchase a few more and move all of my various sockets to one of these holders. Mainly to just keep them organized and be able to quickly know when one is missing. I would definitely recommend these holders for anyone needing to organize sockets.

Sockets stay on low profile to help fit my deep wall in the shorter drawer. Definitely gunna buy some more

The rails are solid and I havent had any problems with the plastic clips...yet. They are plastic in a metal world so I do expect they will break at some point in time. If you plan to place these rails in a toolbox or in a cabinet, expect the end caps to never stay in place and your sockets to spill out into your toolbox. Poor design to have soft endcaps that only have light friction to hold the clips from sliding off the end. To fix the problem, I found a video showing someone putting a screw through the hole in the rail and into the back of the clip at each end of the rail. I tried it and it works like a charm. Predrill the hole in the back of the clip before putting the screw in to make the job easy and quick.

Great socket holders. Well made and easily remove sockets. A bit pricey.

I needed a way to organize sockets in a toolbox that gets moved around daily. These rails were ideal since 3/4 drive clips are available. I did pop rivet the rails into the box, and they’re holding up to the daily use.