Black Tool Sorter Socket Organizer for Neatly Storing Tools

TN: Love the concept, really enjoy having my sockets laid out, as opposed to the clips I’ve had/used for 50 years. Where this goes sideways, is the length only allows you to put 1 set of deep sockets. When you have a 3/8” & 1/2” drive, you will need to choose which one you wish to organize and which will be some other way in the toolbox.

United States on Jan 02, 2023

Eric Woolliscroft: They are not the most efficient use of space, but my tool box has never been more organized. :-)

Canada on May 04, 2021

Labete: Cheap !

Canada on Mar 14, 2021

KC Green: The perfect organizer and storage solution for your prized sockets . I have a large selection of CRAFTSMAN sockets, both Metric and SAE, and purchased the Red and Black trays to distinguish between types of sockets: RED for Metric and BLACK for SAE.
Constructed of heavy gauge plastic, sizes are well labeled on front and back of the trays. There are locations for single sockets near each label, with a flat channel, running front to back, for storing each identified socket in that size (see photo of tray). This permit storage of the same size socket for multiple drive sizes, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 drive on each single tray-channel, so they may be identified and accessed easily. No other organizer offers this simple solution.
These trays serve as drawer organizers for my rolling tool chest, and I pair these with the corresponding Red and Black trays designed for open end wrenches (sold elsewhere on Amazon). The combination keeps my rolling tool chest neat, and the trays are easily removed, as needed, within the shop, within the shop.
These trays have served me well, and I recommend them.

United States on Jan 14, 2018

Jon M: I appreciate all of the details which went into this product's design.

My only feedback would be to leave the stickers off so that they can be applied manually. I use metric more than standard, so it's important to me to be able to read the metric side first. However this requires me to go "big to small" left to right instead of small to big. Most folks arrange their peg board etc. with increasing sizes to the right. Then I'd like the standard socket sizes facing me instead of facing away from me. I might rotate the tray 90 degrees so that they get larger as they go deeper into the drawer.

Overall though, very decent design. I'm happy with all of this company's products and the minimalist packaging.

United States on Jul 11, 2016

SirBill94: I suspect a few folks are like me - I have multiple sockets sets all over the place with no idea what I have or don't have excepting whatever socket I need is the one I can't find. This tray has room for 4 sets, English and Metric AND deep well. It's best used for storing your sockets in a drawer like a tool chest in the garage but if you have space or use your sockets a lot you can just leave it on the workbench. Really helped me get it all sorted out and find what was missing plus keep my sockets organized. Recommended for the shop or garage if you do a lot of car work like I do.

United States on Nov 11, 2015

whwh: My brain turns into mush without these organizers when I'm working on a job.

I have a Harbor Freight red 5 drawer tool box. Fits just fine in the top drawers.

Ultimately, this tray organizer is good but lacking, for these 2 reasons. 1) When you open and close your drawer, the sockets will often fall out of the hex male holder that you see. I suppose there are ways to work around this but it's annoying to deal with till then. 2) You CANNOT cleanly fit 2 deep sockets in the same row without impinging on the space for sockets standing up on the side. This tray would be quite good if you could do that in every row.

Otherwise the tray feels worth the money I spent for it.

United States on Aug 27, 2015