Review on CASOMAN 80 Piece Portable Socket Organizer by Brad Lovro

These trays are cheap and short lived. Many of the square parts of the clips are irregularly shaped and not quite square. This makes it difficult to mount the socket on the terminal and leads to breakage of the terminals. I had to cut many of them with an X-acto knife to remove excess material from the square clamp heads so the bushings could be installed without using force (which easily breaks the clamps). I also ordered 2 of these trays, 1 blue, 1 red. Although they are exactly the same tablets, same manufacturer, etc. The red tray came with extra clips, the blue tray did not. When I contacted the seller about missing the extra blue clips, they told me I was lucky to get the extra clips with the red tray and did NOTHING to try and fix the situation. Poor quality control everywhere. And believe me, you will need extra clamps. Good luck finding blue replacement clips from Revain. Also, the only metal part of these trays is the base, which is very thin. I would not pick up this tray by the handle on one end as the thin metal tray is bound to flex when filled with sockets. Though maybe you'll leave this in a toolbox, but don't expect it to be portable. The tray is poorly constructed and will not support the weight of the sockets. Finally, there are too many 1/4" clips and not enough 1/2" clips for most people's needs. Again, good luck finding replacement 1/2" blue terminals from Revain. I'd like to use outlet organizers with long posts that hold outlets with the dimensions marked on them, but I couldn't find any. This paired well with the Impact bushings, which are a bit larger than the regular bushings, so I decided to try these. Disappointed to say the least. I was thinking of just buying traditional metal rail clamps and mounting them on a thin board to achieve the same purpose .