🧲 Magnetic Wristband Tools - Ideal Gifts for Men: KUSONKEY Tool Belt with 15 Magnets for Secure Screws/Nails/Drill Holding - Cool Christmas Gifts for Men, Him, Father, Dad, DIY Handyman, Electrician, Husband, Boyfriend Review

Imagine you're standing on a ladder with a power drill, disassembling a lamp with 20 small screws, and unscrewing each screw to attach it to your bracelet . . After descending a ladder of large splinters of light to clean and replace the lamps inside, you notice that the screw is already on the floor. Then more and more. You look at the bracelet and it still has 3 screws out of 20. That's exactly what happened to me. I found the remaining 17 screws after several minutes of searching. The…

It was a spur of the moment purchase at first but I just tried it out while fixing my chandelier and it saved me a lot of time not having to walk back and forth to my desk to to get parts. . I had several irregularly shaped pieces of metal attached to my bracelet and none of them fell off. It's a great time saver and really frees up your hands so you don't have to put tools under your arm to reach them. your bag. Instead, just grab your wrist and the gear you need is right there. It will…

I received the bracelet thinking it would hold some screws and washers. Don't make me lose my change. The first thing I did when I got it was put it on and go to my closet. Three screws, two nuts and a three-edged pocket knife later impressed me. Used it this afternoon at work on my Cooper S. Much more convenient than my magnetized metal bowl. It's right on my wrist! I ordered for my eldest son, an automobile enthusiast friend. I haven't had it in another week but the quality of the materials…

I actually got this for a friend who does construction work and she was thrilled with such a simple gift! I'm thinking of getting another one for the house and also another for our sign shop. A plumber can wear it to work and it will definitely come in handy. I always find little things at home – things in my sewing room or weird metal devices that I can't identify, but I don't want to throw them away if they're an important part of something. A bracelet would be perfect to wear during one of…

I love this bracelet. I installed the curtain rods and dropped the small screws. That meant going up and down stairs and then trying to find them. I tried to put the screws and drills in my pocket, but it wasn't safe because it didn't have both hands free in case I lost my balance. The screws sometimes fell off when I placed them over the window molding. I'm 62 years old and live alone and I know climbing stairs isn't the smartest idea but I value my independence. I have small wrists but the…

I'm not a handyman, but I had to be a handyman. I always lose screws, nails, bits, small tools when working outside or inside. When I'm outside I can never find what I dropped and I have to go back inside to find the right nail, screw or tool. It works amazing for me both inside and out. I took a photo to show things that stick to this powerful magnet. I can even put small screwdrivers and interchangeable screw adapters on it and they'll stay when I walk up the stairs or into the woods to hand…

Stronger magnets than the first brand I tried ("RAK"). This is the most useful device/tool. I wrap one of these around the handles of my honey-do tool bag so it's always there and helps hook the two bag handles together for easy pickup/carrying. Velcro surface is more than sufficient. Maybe too long, but it works, good. Keep in mind where you use/wear this bracelet (note that I am male and will not refer to it as a bracelet). Anything attached to your body can be caught by nearby moving…