Magnetic Socket Organizer, Heavy Duty 1/2-Inch Drive Socket Rail

I picked this up to replace the plastic socket holder that my sockets originally came in, and I'm glad I did. This socket organizer looks nice, feels well made, and seems a lot sturdier than the plastic tray it replaced. The aluminum construction gives it a solid feel, and the magnetic base is a nice feature for keeping everything where it belongs. My sockets fit well and are much easier to organize and access now. The plastic holder that came with my sockets always felt flimsy and looked like it wouldn't last very long. This WORKPRO holder seems like a much better long-term solution and should hold up a lot better in the garage. Overall, it's a simple product that does its job well. If you're tired of cheap plastic socket organizers, this is a nice upgrade.

Great product, holds sockets firmly and has magnetic backs to stick to tool box or metal surfaces. Anodized finish is nice.

I really like these for sockets that cannot fit on rails. I’ve used these for my wobble sockets, torx sockets, tap sockets, etc.. . They are made of metal and are pretty sturdy. The only gripe that I’ve got is the magnet on the bottom could be a little stronger. I’ve only noticed it being an issue with the 1/2” sockets(interchanged a 1/2” socket holder). With the 1/2” one it will tend to lift the entire rail when I try to take the socket off. Otherwise the magnets are great and work well. Definitely worth it.

Ok system but not long enough. I got the 1/2 drive for a couple sets of deep impact sockets, American and metric. The rail has ten holders or pegs attached for ten sockets. My socket sets has 11 sockets each. Ah, but they have additional pegs I can buy for the extra sockets. Wait, the rail is only long enough for ten pegs so even if I bought extra pegs, no room on the rail to put one on for the last socket. I like the red color, and the magnets are very strong for holding the rail to the metal tool box or even to the metal lift or undercarriage of a vehicle you’re working on. If you only have 10 sockets in your set, I’d recommend these. I’m keeping mine. I would give it four and a half stars if they gave that choice. Not a five star but a little better than a solid four star. Good value for the price.

I experimented with all kinds of socket organizers and these are what I eventually settled on. I wanted them to be as compact as possible to save room, and also have the versatility to add more or move things around as needed. In that regard, nothing was as good as these imo. Toolbox widgets might come close, but they're always out of stock and are simply way too expensive. Magnets on these are also very strong, which is the problem I had with similar but lower-priced options.. you'd pull on a socket and the whole rail would lift up, not with these.

This is a great socket organizer. I love the magnets on the bottom of the rail. It holds securely in my tool box even with the mat on the bottom. I want to replace all my socket organizers now.

So far these things are pretty sweet. I placed a big order of 70 of them total. Next day had 62 of them. Re doing my whole set up at home. Sockets lock on them good and magnets are nice and strong. Will post pictures when I get everything done and re organized, but as of right now these things were worth it to me. All sockets fit great.

I decided to finally transform my ratchet toolbox from an unsorted pile of random sockets to a hyperorganized optimized space, and found it made me particularly picky about socket rails. I didn't like the W-l-m-t ones because the ends were crimped on, and they were cheaply made, although they used the same or similar squares to retain the sockets. I didn't like the cheap all metal HF ones because the sockets couldn't spin and thus it wasn't easy to immediately read their markings. I didn't like the metal rail with rubberized clip square style because they didn't spin and could fall off easily, and they were too long. Several other styles also displeased me and I had the guards drag them away. These guys were my Goldilocks - durable, removable but solid ends, perfect length for my toolbox, spinning squares. I ended up ordering five in total to accommodate all my drive sizes and various socket types. I didn't want the magnets - they grabbed too many random things - but they were designed to be easy to remove, and hey, free magnets. They're strong; I actually made two of them into retrieval tools by attaching them to two strands of high gauge copper wire twisted together with a thread wrap and some e-6000, finished with baking soda/super glue composite to hold the magnet, and a dowel handle at the other end. The others went on the fridge. Not long after, I dropped an oddball bolt deep into my engine compartment and the magnet tool did the job. I also clipped the plastic ends short with a flush cut and razor knife, just to be extra, and "save weight" (OCD). Recommended.