Ernst Manufacturing - 5072-Red Gripper Stubby Wrench Organizer, 7 Tool, Red

I can't stop buying these!Red for my Metric sets, and black for the SAE/Standards.Almost every wench set of mine is in one now.Made in USAFlexible plastic with little wrench gripping nubs inside to take them on the goGreat for a travel box, or a cart that gets rolled around a lot.Also great if you have too many wrench sets in one drawer and you need to stack them all together while keeping the set's from breaking up.Yeah, some sets have wrenches that are too thin, or too fat to fit the holders perfectly,but my sets are running around 95% perfect fits so far.Some of the raised panel wrenches might give issues in certain sizes but even those worked great for me.If you move your wrenches around alot, these are the type of holders to get.Recommended

Read an answer from an Amazon member that these organizers will work with combo open-end on one end and ratcheting gearwrench box wrench on other end... purchased two of these (1 for sae and one for metric), and found that the Gearwrench end of the combo wrench is too thick to fit the organizer without cutting or some type of modification to the plastic slots for the wrench to fit in.

I really hope the manufacturer see this because the workmanship and textural quality is excellent. So are some of the added appointments like a foldable handle and a notch in the center of the handle for hanging. The problem (see pic) is wrenches 8mm to 1/2" (in my case) have barely any squeeze tension on them and are basically just setting there. If the set is tipped to the right or left they will slide quickly all the way over in that direction. (They WILL not fall out though because they are still locked in that way.) I dropped two stars for this, otherwise they would have gotten five. Fix this, Ernst.

Perfect for my GearWrench Stubby Ratcheting Wrench set. I have the same Ernst manufacturing organizer for my full length wreches, also in red and black. These match them very nicely. I use black for metric and red for SAE. My Craftsman socket organizers are also color coded where black is metric and grey is SAE. So they don't match completely but black is always metric and those get used more than SAE.I like how the plastic is soft and pliable. The wrenches fit tightly and come out easily. This is a nice material to make a wrench organizer out of. I like this much better than the metal ones that don't actually hold the wrench in place. Just grab the set and go.

Some reviewers commented about how the material is too soft. For me, it's perfect. It's tight enough to grip the wrenches without being so tight that I need two hands to take it out of the drawer. I can see however if you were trying to hang it on the wall, that the material may be too soft. But if you're planning on laying it down in a drawer, they are fantastic. The stubby version can hold regular wrenches too, I'd say up to a 15mm or so, but I wouldn't go any bigger than that.

This organizer retains your wrenches by having them snapped into the holder. If you need a wrench organizer to be used to transport a set of wrenches to where you are working, this is your item.Plastic, but just the right tension and flexibility to snap the wrenches in and hold them. In my opinion, you need several different wrench organizers to properly store all of the different wrenches. Every organizer has its specific purpose and design so consider these carefully. I have some of these for transporting wrenches to projects and organizers which simply stay in the tool chest always.For the organizer which provides tools retention and organization while the wrenches are on the go, this is your organizer. Also note it is used in my box on the short wrenches, so measure accordingly.

Amazon is grouping reviews for multiple products here so I will try to adjust my review. the fewer the slots the smaller wrenches have to be. I have a couple of wrench organizers but needed a couple more to handle the big (inch plus) wrenches. So I saw these 5 or 7 organizers and thought, great, done. NOPE. the slots are not wide or deep enough.

Good buy for workbench organization. Holds screwdrivers securely, but still easy to remove the one you need. No more digging through a pile of screwdrivers looking for the right one, the tip is visible. Carry handle probably not really needed but makes a handy place to hang on the pegboard wall. I liked it so much that I ordered a second one. I have a few slots open for future expansion.

Made from a slightly flexible material that seems like it will hold up well. Wrenches are held securely enough in place yet easy to remove. They aren't locked in place though so don't expect to have them stay in if you drop it or bend it too much.

For some reason it seems this tool holder is a little taller than the other Ernst tool holders. With a very thin bottom liner in a 76mm deep drawer this holder rubs against the top of the drawer a smidgen. Still works ok, just moves around a bit when drawer is opened and closed. Its a Craftsman box, so pretty standard. A good purchase none the less.

I had an extra set of stubby ratcheting wrenches floating around in my drawer so I decided to get the Ernst holder. The holder is of good quality and holds the wrenches securely. The only issue I have is that the smaller wrenches, 3/8" and 1/2" specifically, are just barely long enough to fit. They're Gearwrench wrenches with Maximum branding so I'm guessing that would be the case with any gearwrench ratcheting stubbies. Aside from that, they're great. Definitely recommend.

Kind of pricy for what you get but the product is of high quality and a must for people looking to keep their toolbox organized. No issues on the quality of the product. Will buy again as my tool collection grows.

El producto es lo q necesitaba en mi caja de herramienta ya que soy técnico en aeronáutico, muy buena marca y calidad la recomiendo