🔴 MagnoGrip Magnetic Wristband (Red): A Handy Tool for Easy Access and Organization Review

I bought this product because I thought I could attach it with screws to save the time and hassle of hanging drywall. Unfortunately, this app won't help you unless you carefully screw a few screws at a time into the four tiny magnets on this thing. I was hoping I could quickly dip my wrist in a tub of screws and head into town to unscrew drywall. Not this case. I'm sure this would work great for a weekend warrior. There are other bracelets sold at Revain that have a lot more magnets that are a…

I may have high expectations but this product doesn't live up to them. First, the reason for the two stars is that it seems pretty solid, but that's where my enjoyment ends. The band has four small round magnets and as you can see in the picture I was able to screw it into a maximum of 16 screws before putting it on my wrist, which isn't bad, not great. But one day almost half of the screws on my wrist fell off. These magnets aren't strong at all, and since they're round, nothing stays between…

I bought this as a Christmas present for my dad and it's awful! There are 4 tiny round magnets visible through the fabric. That's all you have - 2 rows of 2 small round magnets each. (Although they're durable.) But they rub against the fabric because they're not thin and they don't hide anyway! And 2 rows? It can hold 6 nails as well as Allen keys (the kind you get free with IKEA furniture). I'm so disappointed in this. Now my father won't have a single Christmas present either. Oh, and it's…

This MagnoGrip is very well made but too killer for what it was designed for. The materials and padding are so thick and bulky that they are heavy and uncomfortable to wear. The overall length of the strap is THIRTEEN INCHES, with a ONE AND THREE/QUARTER INCH Velcro extension strap at the end. This massive sleeve only supports two small magnets that are thin and strong enough to only hold a couple of screws as you see in the listing photo. These magnets are too weak to hold small tools or…

Really? Why does this product have such a high rating? If you need an item designed to hold light "metal" (ferromagnetic) items; Buy this item and you will regret it. This item has not lasted an 8 hour day since I bought it for $11. I work in construction Monday to Friday 50 weeks a year and I THINK this could be a very useful product for everyday metal objects. I was wrong, it's USELESS unless you use it to attach two or three screws AND attach it to your wrist. The magnet strength is on par…

Very disappointed with this product. The wrist strap measures 13-1/4 inches x 3-1/4 inches in a horizontal position. This gives an area of about 43 square inches. There are only 4 button-sized magnets smaller than a dime (less than 1 square inch of magnetic surface area, or a quarter the size). These small magnets are located side by side in just two stitched panels. Everything else you see on this bracelet is non-magnetic. I tested this by installing wood paneling with a trim nail. If the…

Thing is huge - so long it's difficult to put on, you have to cover almost the entire length of the strap. This thing fits easily on my biceps and I'm not a pushover. All that extra material makes it a lot bulkier than it needs to be, it feels and looks very chunky. The cheap stitching method also leaves about 1/2 inch of useless material on the sides of the band (black material in the picture), making it wider than it needs to be. It's not obvious in the photo, but there are only two magnetic…