Review on Plyworx Pliersrack PLR15: Ultimate Plier Holder for Tool Box Organization and Storage by Todd Fernandez

Having bought many products over the years that looked like a great idea and then found out they were poorly executed, advertised or just plain cheaply made, I've been it Somewhat skeptical about the purchase. When I got these, I was very satisfied with the feel of it. Yes, plastic, but durable and pleasant to the touch. I was half expecting something with that cheap flimsy plastic feel. Then I placed it against the wall at the back of my workbench and started stuffing it with pliers. The product description says the tongs just fold back automatically, which is what happened. Some of my spring loaded handles stood a little more upright than tilted back, but they were stable and didn't fall off. Other reviews complain that the slots on the right side are too narrow. They're a bit narrow but I can still fit my regular pair of pliers in and they go great with my small pair of pliers. I own. I have one hanging on a pegboard above my workbench and am about to order another for my tool wall (a garage wall covered with pegboard). I've seen some complaints about mounting hardware for pegboards. I didn't use the rivets that came with it because I didn't immediately understand how they worked. I had other plastic rivets that I used instead and they worked great. I've since seen the instructions provided by the seller (in response to a question here on Revain) and the next one I order I'll be fitting with the rivets provided. This product did exactly what it said in the description, has good build quality. and by all accounts it seems to deliver on the promises made. In short, the description seems completely honest and I think this indicates that the seller never advertised. Photo: Yes, I have scissors on the shelf and channel locks and wire clips and even Visegrip. The third photo shows some of my extra tongs (have to buy another rack) and I've tried everything on the rack and it holds them perfectly.