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

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 nails didn't touch both magnets, I wasted more time throwing and picking up the nails than it was worth. I was only able to secure 4 or 5 nails - the rest depended on gravity. Tried in installing fixtures and toiletries. Any screws longer than 2-1/2" would fly out with normal wrist movement - same goes for any washers. I tried using small sheet metal screws when installing the metal studs. Each magnet only held a couple of screws. I spent more time finding and picking up fallen mounts The bracelet is huge and sticks to ladders, door frames, tool belts, clothing - anything works to scratch or shake the clasps on the ground If you just drop your hand to your side each clasp will not fully attach to the small magnet or touch more than one magnet. There is a "branded" finish rather than a magnetic finish - product labels. I ended up adding a few more magnets to help make the purchase Works best if you enjoy working with a little porcupine strapped to your wrist When you're not exercising If you have to bend down and lift more clamps than you can save your money. Can it be used as a carpal tunnel bandage?