Good quality and very good price, Thanks

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.

These were just what i needed for handy storage of my torx bits.

Love the quality of the product. It was delivered to the wrong address but the tracking said it was delivered on or near my front porch. I received it two days later.

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.

I use the socket rails to organize my tools at work. They work as they should with no issues.

Very high quality, fit well and easy to snap on and off easily

The very first line of the ad (above) says Olsa Tools Socket Organizer Trays | 6 Piece 3 Row SAE & Metric Socket Holder... So, correct me if Im wrong... That DOES say 6 piece, right?? And that would be one of the more important reasons that I bought this set... They really are very nice, and well designed... BUT I DID NOT GET 6 PIECES... I GOT 3 PIECES... Id like to know where my OTHER 3 pieces are at... There are a few other sets of similiar socket organizers on here offering 6 pieces for a similiar price... What little GREMLIN that it was telling me to add these 3 pieces out of 6 advertised to my cart, I may never know... But, like most other men in their 50s, I have quite a few MORE sockets than what these 3 rails are going to hold for $27... So, will somebody be sending me the other 3 rails, as advertised, or must I spend another $27 to get the other 3 rails that shouldve been in the package in the first place??? (That would make OLSA executives happy, Im sure)... Should I send these back, and pick another brand with 6 rails??? Should I ???take ONE for the team??? I havent decided yet, but I will update when i finger it out, for sure... GOOD DAY...

I cant give this a 5 star rating, but there is one engineering problem with this - the end pieces are little rubber blocks, this is fine and dandy with 1/4 inch and maybe 3/8 inch sockets, but with 3/4 inch sockets, well they weigh a bunch more and those wont hold them on. So if you tip it, the sockets may fall off of the rail. It doesnt bother me for my use, but I have had them pop off of the rail several times now. It may get annoying for other folks who have to handle the rail more.

I have 6 or 7 of these socket rails. They work well, except for the larger/heavier 1/2 drive impact sockets. Those fall off sometimes. But they are nice to be able to cut down to the right length and grab a whole rail of your box and bring those over to wherever youre working. No more going back and forth guessing the right size. Kinda pricey considering you can get steel spring clip cheapies for 0.99$ from harbor freight, but the anodized colors are nice for identifying metric/SAE