ABNBlue Aluminum SAE Standard 1/4in Drive Socket Holder – Socket Rail and Clips Tool Organizer

Exactly what I needed for my harbor freight impact socket set. So many of those crappy, thin, sharp socket rails don’t hold bigger sockets, especially impact sockets; but these socket rails truly surprised me. They’re thick, sturdy, and can be stood upright. The ball bearings hold the socket in place, yet allows for you to remove it without much force. I included a photo of me literally holding the rail upside down... not one impact socket fell off, even after shaking the rail up and down! Bear in mind that these impact sockets weigh a few pounds!I am thoroughly impressed with these rails and it has far surpassed my expectations. Aside from being everything I needed for practicality, the rails have a beautiful finish and are very nice looking. Too bad they’ll be ruined from work eventually!As I read from another reviewer, I did put zip ties on the ends of the rails to keep the sockets from falling off (the rubber end caps are really just for looks and do nothing to stop a sliding clip). That’s my only “complaint,” if you can even call it that.I like the fact that each rail comes with so many clips. After fitting my entire set on the rail, I had 3 clips remaining. All the rails and clips are the same size so you can interchange them and have more than one drive socket on the same rail.Some reviewers commented on a high price... When compared to garbage, sure they cost a few more bucks, but it’s well worth it. I didn’t think twice about these, and neither should you. “You get what you pay for” really holds true here.

Use these in my garage all the time. Much better than the cheap, flimsy thin metal type.

Needed a rail for 15 3/8 impact sockets. First, purchased the 15 clip Tekton rail - too short to fit all 15 sockets (maybe for regular sockets, but not for impacts). Also, did not like the all-plastic clips with the twist to lock action or the ratchet action to move the clips along the plastic rail. Purchased this rail - four inches longer and was able to fit all 15 sockets with room to spare. The clips are hard plastic with metal nub to hold sockets securely - no twist action needed. The clips also slide easily along the metal rail. For about the same price, this rail is a much better buy than the Tekton.

I bought this rail because I was having trouble with another metal rail I had bought that was of lesser quality. It simply could not hold my deep impact sockets because I had too many and they are decently heavy. This rail, however, has no issues with me shaking it upside down. I have every chuck except for one filled with 1/2 drive deep impact sockets and it still feels solid. So I’m satisfied. I can pick up the whole rail by one socket if I really wanted to.

The individual socket receptacles hold the firmly buy not so tightly that it is difficult to remove the socket. An added bonus is that the socket can be rotated so that one can see the size of the socket. Other holders I have will position the socket in such a way that the size is obscured by adjacent sockets.

These lock your sockets in place and keep your box looking straight. You can take the whole set with you easily. You will appreciate it.

Over the years I've had just about every type of socket organization system ever made. Prior to these I spent quite a bit on Ernst Manufacturing's stuff. For the most part I hated them. The problem is their clips just don't work. I tried the regular, the HD and the twist on clips. To be fair the twist clips DO work, but in my opinion they're a PITA. For bigger sockets, they're ok, but for the smaller ones and when your hands are oily and sweaty or you maybe only have one hand free - forget it, too much work.So I've long been looking for something better. The requirements. Got to have at least 3 colors to differentiate between metric, sae and other. The bars themselves must be at least 16" long and be able to be cut to custom lengths. Of course the clips must be available in 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" drive sizes. Finally and MOST importantly the damn clips have to hold the sockets securely enough that when I grab a handful of sockets and lift, the whole holder and all the sockets come out of the drawer together in one piece - at the same time they can't hold so tight that getting individual sockets on and off their clips requires TOO much effort. These holders pass all the requirements. Crimp one factory end of the bar with a pair of diagonal pliers, just enough to keep the last clip from sliding off that end. Cut the other end to length with a hacksaw and slide on whatever combination of 1/2", 3/8" and 1/4" clips you need, crimp that end, then slide the vinyl cap back on to hide the cut. Viola, you're done. I leave the vinyl cap off the uncut end and I crimp both ends to ensure the clips can't slide off the bars. Even holding a bar upside down, I've never had a socket fall off a clip from its own weight (line up the hole in the your impact sockets with the ball bearing on the clip). Now the truth is, I don't work my tools as hard as I used to so maybe I'm not the one to testify to the durability of these clips. I will say that by the time I bought enough bars to hold all my stuff I have quite a collection of extra clips so unless they all break at once I should be covered, well, for the rest of my forever anyway. Now there's a bunch of these out there sold by ABN and others (my purchase decision was based on a combination of price and availability). They all look the same to me and I'd be surprised if they're not all coming from the same factory. True or not, the variety and interchangeability of these parts (as testified to in other people's reviews) gives me a warm fuzzy that these will be around for awhile. Ok, they're a tad pricey but they WORK! Get whichever ones you prefer and enjoy, I thoroughly recommend them.

Like it very well, would recommend it.

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