I wasn't sure about this product. I wanted to organize all my drill bits for screws & bolts. This did hold quote a lot. It's not magnetic but the slots a tapered so as you push down they lock in place from friction. The plastic is soft so you they stay snug and also don't fall out if you turn it upside down (I just make sure I push them in fairly snug). It doesn't have a cover but you can't really have one as you might have very tall bits, and very short bits. So I just keep it on the workbench and carry the tray of bits with me when I go work on something. It holds quite a few so I have almost any type bit I might need (72 holes for bits that stand vertically) plus some clips for horizontal storage. That's enough bits to solve 99% of my household fix-it projects. I grab my battery drill and this pack of bits and I'm good for any project. I am satisfied. I have a smaller magnetic holder too, but it's too small and I almost feel this organizer holds the bits more securely.

This product is the most financially efficient way to store bits. My only gripe was how it was packaged. It came in an Amazon plastic mailing bag about 4 times too big for the item wrapped in an unnecessary amount of tape. Other than that I have no issues. The bits are easy to remove so long as you don't push them all the way into the holes. The side with clips grab onto them pretty good and aren't too hard to remove. I also like the feature of being able to remove an individual side should I desire too. Highly recommend for storing bits.

Often, the various bits and drivers either come in packages which once opened, provide no storage option or if you are buying a "set" of bits or drivers, they sometimes are in the plastic clam shell holders. The clam shell holders are often tough to get closed, bits fall out inside when they are shut. When you open the clam shell, you often have parts and bits falling out.

This organizer holds the bits. It also straddles the typical tool box drawer and sits on the edge of the drawer securely, so you can work from it. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is the position of the snap in storage doesn't permit any of the clips to be moved. So, the bit either fits, or it doesn't and then there are limited places to put it to keep the pieces all together. I fill this up and this organization is MUCH better than the way these had been stored for years. Trying to design such a holder has to be tough with all of the various bits and drivers out in the market. Of all the options I have seen and tried, this one is the closest to getting the storage of these items perfect.

For the money, I think its worth owning. The quality is good and the molding is done well. It's a quality item, just like all the items sold by the parent company, Ernst tools.

I had several old, busted organizers and needed something to store them in. This did the trick and sorts them al nicely. The bits fit snug enough they don't look sloppy, but pull out really easy no more pliers or screwdrivers trying to get them free from the stock holder.

The green is a little brighter than pictured, but looks slick. If you're a Ryobi fan, it'll be right up your alley.

As fort durability, I gave it three stars. I can't imagine it will be an issue as the organizer will be flat and stationary on the workbench. Probably last for years and years unless I manage to knock it off onto the floor. Even then, just the backing might break, the holder portion is soft rubber.

I am just an average home do-it-yourself-er. I have a lot of tools from various manufacturers. I was looking for a way to consolidate all my small bits together and keep them accessible, as every vendor has their own little box or case and it is hard to find what you need when you need it without going through numerous boxes. This Tray provides an area for all of my most frequently used bits, and then some. It also holds the bits securely. I dropped a toolbox down the steps a week ago and not a single bit came out of this holder. The only thing that could possibly make it better would be a fully enclosed lid. The only reason I say that is, without a lid it is hard to stack items in the tool box. Otherwise this thing is great.