🔧 Red Tool Sorter Wrench Organizer - Space Saving 28-Tool Tray, Ideal for Tool Box Drawers, Premium Quality Professional Tool Organizer, Made in the USA Review

This is a great way to organize metric and standard wrenches together. I have craft keys and they fit perfectly except for my 3/8. Fits very well in my smaller tool box. That will probably stay with me for the rest of my life. Not skinny. Holds the weight of the keys well. If it breaks, I'll definitely buy more!

This organizer is poorly designed and poorly executed. I plan to return. The organizer alternates metric and SAE keys. This makes it difficult to choose the wrench you are looking for, especially since the size markings are hidden by the wrenches. In addition, the allowable space is too small. Many wrenches that don't actually have long handles are still too long to fit in an organizer.

Good organizer but when you close the toolbox drawer all the wrenches pop out obscuring the size label. It's okay because most of the time I know exactly what wrench size I'm getting anyway, but it gets annoying at times. All in all not a bad product but definitely could have been better. I argued between 3-4 stars. 3.5 would be the ideal grade, but since I can't make up my mind, I decided on three.

At first I was hesitant to mix my metric and standard wrenches, but I soon realized that it's better if you're not sure if the bolt/nut is metric or standard. I offset the large label sticker slightly to the side so it doesn't quite line up with the wrench slots. Other places where this product is sold are boxed so you can apply the stickers yourself exactly how you want.

The organizer doesn't keep the wrenches in place when the drawer is always closing and opening very slowly. I thought the sort bar feature would work better, but it's stepped rather than tapered, so it doesn't help put the keys back in the correct slot any better than it looks. After putting about 10 wrenches in this organizer and watching them flap around, I gave up and went back to using the racks that came with each wrench set.

They seem to be doing their job very well although I have found my SAE ratchet wrenches to be too long in some cases. I had to tuck the open end under the ledge (which appears to be what it's designed for) but I have 2 sizes that are too long even with them and I have to trim the plastic to make them fit. As for height, be careful when stuffing them in the "short" drawer of a typical workshop tool chest. The device almost causes the largest wrenches to hit the crate higher when closed. However,

Key Organizer works well. A useless slide for finding the 'right' slot is essentially useless. Just find a key size that's easy to mark and find its place. My only issue is that the smaller sizes require a wrench with a shorter handle, not the full size craftsman wrenches I bought this tray for. They fit VERY loosely in the tray but don't leave a wrench rolling around in my tool closet. That's why I bought this item. The wrench lays freely in the open slot with no clicking or other attachment…

I think it's a lot more expensive than it should be. The design is so-so. The gap between the slots is either wide or narrow. I think it depends on your keys whether they fit or not. For me - some are normal, some hang out, some touch, especially with the head. The small compartment is too short - some of my keys didn't fit. Also, the size mark (sticker) is not visible when the key is inserted, making it unusable. Some places don't even have size markings. i think it's ok You can still put…

So what I didn't notice in one of the photos until I got it yesterday is that this item is made in the USA! I was pretty sure it was made (you know where)! The tray is made out of very hard plastic, which helps when you're carrying those wrenches around, but I have it in my HF 5 drawer tool cart and I'm hoping it doesn't. have to get them out of the box one day. It fits in one of the small drawers on the left. I've freed up a lot of space with this tray compared to other key holders I've used…