12PCS Bit Holders 1/4 Socket, Hex Shank Screwdriver Bit Holder for Impact Driver Drill Bit Keychain Extension Bar Quick Release Easy Change, Screwdriver Bit Holders for Tools & Home Improvement Gift

The magnet strength is great, so far they have been durable the Storage capacity & organization when on a job site is amazing now he doesn't have to fish around his pockets. He is a metal fence & welder so out in the field you need to have easy access to your drill bits & sockets...these are a miracle & look fancy while being productive & not losing them. Saves money & time. will be buying more.

These look and work great! They hold the bits secure and you can get to the bits quicker, which saves time. Seems well made. Keeps the bits organized, which is always helpful!

These are great! Inserting a tool into them is easy and they lock the tool in securely. I absolutely love having allen wrenches organized and being able to find my driver adapters. I even bought another couple sets.

Decent bit holders. They feel a bit flimsy but get the job done.

I love these bit holders, they work great and no more searching for bits and apexes. Best little invention I’ve seen in a long time

Delivered on time and is a great little tool holder allows you to keep various bits handy. I would recommend this.

I was getting tired of my drill-mounted bit holders when I saw these in a video and decided to try them. Most bit holders are fine if you mostly use short driver bits (phiilips, square-drive, etc) but I seem to often use an odder mix, including nut drivers and pilot drills. Those stick out and poke you if you mount them to your drill, and I need like 7 bits for what I do - more than most drill-mounted bit holders have room for anyway.To start, it's a really good value for your money - you get four full sets, and the carabiners are big enough that you could move a few extra holders around if you commonly use more than six bits. That's the good.The bad is the bulk and ease of use. These are pretty thick carabiners, total overkill for the task. I mean, do I really need a screw-lock style carabiner for this use? Second, these are only one-hand operation if you actually hang the clip on your tool belt. You need to pull the sleeve and "tug" to get the bit out, so if you're holding the set in your hand (say you had it in the pocket of your tool bag, instead of hanging) you need two hands to get a bit out.Finally they ONLY hold bits that have detents in their shanks for ball-style retainers in tools. My nut driver bits had straight shanks, so they just fell out of the holders - the holders are not magnetic, just a ball-style detent.I think if you were doing something like solar installations where you REALLY wanted 100% security for your bits, and only used a few common driver shapes, this might be a good fit for you. But personally I'd love to see this exact same product with a slimmer, non-locking carabiner and slimmer, magnetic-retention bit holders.

So far they great bit holders. I set up what I need when I work around the house then you don’t have to keep going in and out to find what you need in Tools.