Socket Organizer Trays - 6 Piece Socket Tray Set Black SAE & Yellow Metric | 1/4-Inch, 3/8-Inch & 1/2-Inch Drive Socket Holder | Premium Quality Tool Organizers

The trays are well made, however not all the sockets fit on the holders, that is the reason I put down 4 stars in stead of 5. There were a couple of the holders that were a little thicker in dimension and the sockets did not fit over them. The packaging and shipping time were excellent and over the transaction was great.

So i purchased this product and had read how some of the sockets don't fit on the holders. I thought that must have been a rare occasion. Well, a large number of my sockets don't fit on the holder. The holes are too small to fit over the large upright holders. I hate to return stuff and so I tried drilling out my sockets which was next to impossible. The hardened steel just ruined my bits. They should have made these uprights just a bit smaller. I also ruined one of my sockets. So overall i would not purchase this product again. I went to the local store to see if i could buy a set that would work with these and half of the sets had the problem of having the inside hole to small to allow them to drop down over the uprights.

With a full toolbox drawer of sockets, it was clear to me that simple and effective socket organizers were needed. I was not impressed with the sliding rail-mount socket holders so I simplified my approach. These socket organizers are simple, yet very well thought out. Each tray has pegs for a full size set of shallow and deep well sockets in 1/4", 3/8" and 1/2" drive. They can even accommodate most sizes of impact-rated sockets. I put little magnets on the top side ends to hold each tray securely to the drawer. The pegs feature stamped size markings which are ink filled and are legible above the top of the socket. Also included are stickers to place on your sockets. However, I don't think these would be practical for most applications. Having said that, I was impressed with these socket organizers enough to buy a second set! Would highly recommend to anyone working out of a toolbox.

Nice set of socket organizers works great, easy to read. I have a set of black and yellow for my 6 side/point sockets and a set of red and grey for the 12 side/point sockets and a set of the Blue and Green for the impact ones. I read one Review that noted the sockets did not fit and there was a picture as well, I had the same problem on a couple of my MM sockets, the standard ones were all ok. However, doing some looking at the sockets themselves, the holes in the sockets were not drilled out big enough, this was on a set of the Crescent 1/4 drive mm sockets, and it was only two sockets 11 and 6 mm ones, all my Craftsmen ones worked fine. Drilled the holes a bit bigger and they worked fine. Overall i'm pretty please with this product.

What can I say? It holds sockets. For less then the price of one off of the ol’ Snap On truck you get 6. Enough to organize those standard sockets that you use once a year. Then organize one set of metric sockets. 1/2” drive, 3/8’s drive and 1/4 drive. It would still be cheaper Than 1 snap on tray to order 2 of these sets and give away the second standard set to the new kid who is just starting out so you can organize your metric impact set also. Just saying. The quality feels about right. I would say these are on par with snap on, craftsman. I mean it’s a plastic rack it’s not like you’re using it to hammer something.

1. The 1/2 drive metric rack was warped2. Both the 1/2 drive racks are too tall for all but the 3 deepest drawers in my tool chest (which is arguable the most popular rolling cabinet in the USA, the U.S. General 26-inch roller cabinet from harbor freight)3. The design does not allow for storing any socket size beyond those it is labeled for. For example, if you have a 21mm 3/8 drive socket, there is no place to put it. you can't even store it on the 1/2 drive rack that has a 21mm slot.4. Sockets that have any restriction between the square drive end to nut/bolt end will not work either.5. Mamilo's website doesn't exist despite the included paper telling you to go there for any problems.

Overall not bad, I have Craftsman sockets and there were a few that didn’t fit. The plastic piece that the socket is supposed to slide over is too large for the socket. I had to use a Dremel tool to make the plastic shaft smaller. Pain in the ass really

I purchased these as the hinges on the original case for my Craftsman socket set broke & with Sears no longer around, I needed something to organize my socket set. I think these are fine for someone like myself who does not use a socket set on a regular basis. The plastic stems, especially on the smaller drive sets do not appear to be very durable, in fact one broke in transit and another is cracked at the base. This may be due to poor packaging. If you use your sockets several times per week, you may want to opt for another brand.