HansenGlobal 9302 Socket Tray Set , 1/4, 3/8, 1/3

these are great no complaints at all they are plastic and I have damaged one and I can tell you if I brakeanother one I will just replace it

well when you buy things sight unseen you don't always get what you "want" these are okay though, cheap enough to try, I will find a use for them they just aren't going to work where I wanted them to, I use a smaller roll around cart at work and they just didn't fit like I had hoped, no fault of the items, as a consumer you have to be FULLY aware of what you purchase, maybe after some fidgeting I will get them to my liking

This is a lovely product for organizing your sockets. It has withstood years of daily use in my tool box and I wouldn't be without it. It holds all the common sizes of shallow and deep well sockets with clearly visible labels for each one. I am a professional technician and for my job efficiency and organization go hand in hand. This socket organizer helps me keep on top of it.

They order your sockets well and do what they're supposed to do. Now to the bad parts. The pegs seem flimsy, so they seem like they would break around a real mechanic. I haven't had them long and when I take them out of the toolbox, I am very careful, so I have been fine so far. Also, they don't have enough pegs to fit all my sizes, so a few of them have to just sit loosely in the trays, or next to them in the drawer. Seems like incredible BS to me that you can spend $54 or whatever it was and still have to have loose sockets rolling around your drawer. If you're going to make an expensive socket holder, MAKE IT TO INCLUDE ALL EFFING SIZES! The last negative is there are a couple of pegs that are too big for the socket to go all the way down, so it just dangles up on top. This is easy enough to fix though, by sanding them down a little, until it slides down. Oh, that reminds me of one more gripe. Your 5/8 spark plug socket? Yeah, it won't go down on a peg at all. The rubber part inside of it that holds the plug, won't slip over the peg. Hansen had to know there's an outside chance that anybody that owns sockets, is going to change their own plugs at some point. LOL So why didn't they make a special peg for spark plug sockets alongside the regular 5/8 or whichever size? Dumb! All these gripes make me think 3 stars is a fair eval.

As a professional technician these are the only socket organizers I will use. Time is money!

I scoured the description to determine exactly how the sockets would stay in place whenever the holder was moved. NO DESCRIPTION! When they arrived, I realized what they were and I am VERY disappointed!The best way to describe this: Remember when you got your first socket set (all loose, no holder because that cost $)? You took a scrap board, drove 10d nails just into the surface of the board and wrote the sizes on the base. Dropped each socket, in order, over each nail and you had a poor mans socket holder/organizer. That is E-X-A-C-T-L-Y what these are!!!!! Replace the scrap board with a plastic base and the 10d nails with a plastic peg and you have the same thing as the poor mans socket holder/organizer, just a VERY EXPENSIVE version! I expected some sort of friction/hold for each socket to keep them from sliding off when they are moved/hung vertically, not a slick peg which (unlike a nail with a head) allows the socket to easily slide off.I use my tools everywhere; my house, sons, daughters, outside on my cars, in the field, at my lot. Equipment doesn't break down only at my garage!I have been looking for a socket organizer/holder for years. I have ½" drive + impact, 3/8 drive, ¼" drive, BOTH SAE and Metric and shallow and deep + special purpose! I've tried the spring loaded base metal types, high friction base plastic and metal/plastic trays. Nothing works right (tried magnetic ONCE, magnetized the sockets, EVERYTHING stuck to them).I guess they would be OK as long as you never moved them, put them in a tool box that could be bumped or tipped on its side. If you work in a single location and don't need to take your tools with you, place these units on a shelf or drawer of a stationary tool box, they will work great. They look quite nice and the sizes are easy to read.Frustrated! I am debating returning them.

These are great. I've seen them in pro mechanics tool boxes so I thought I'd get a set. I see why the pros use them. Easy to identify size and keeps the drawer neat. A must have for anyone with a socket set. The only problem is that now I see how many more sockets I need.

Very good socket holders only issue is they don’t fit impact sockets well for the 3/8 set but equal quality to my Snap-on socket organizers