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Being a carpenter, I love these for projects where I am using multiple fasteners. Quality is good, not great, but the concept saves a ton of time. Perfect for a homeowner and keeping a "chain of fastener ends" in a toolbox vs carrying the entire box.

I am loving these bit holders I bought. This is a great option for holding spare impact bits. I had the rubber/plastic type bit holder before and the bits kept falling out so I purchased these and am I ever happy I did. They are easy to get the bits in and out off and hold the bits securely until you are ready to use them. I liked it so much I just bought a second one to have a larger assortment of bits close by. Bottom line, if you need to have somewhere to hold your spare impact bits securely until you are ready to use them this is an option I can stand behind 100%, they are inexpensive and work great so far. I have only had this bit holder for a couple of weeks up to now but if there is a change in with my opinion I will update this review to reflect that.

Been having this for a while , some of them broke of they lock the bits in place and the magnet is great but they look vulnerable but okay for the money .

The media could not be loaded. This drill bit carabiner is awesome - I used to just keep a few different bits in my pockets to change them out, but since I keep a bunch of other things in my pockets that I shouldn't, it was always a few unnecessary seconds of digging to find the right one. This is such a cheap but efficient addition to help keep your organized and efficient. I keep my most used bits on here, but it's easy to change them out as needed for different jobs. This would make a great gift for your favorite handyman or for yourself!

If you're working up on a ladder this is a must-have for your belt loop. If you're using a tool belt this will clip on and make your life so much easier. Perfect coaster for extensions or bits.

Needs to be oiled, otherwise really good product. Would recommend a light spray of machinery oil on its inner workings before using otherwise it locks up a a bit.

This is a great idea as others have noted. However, the bit holders seem to be cheaply made and two of my holders needs a little help closing on occasion. The bits seem to be held in place securely and are easily removed as needed. It remains to be seen how it stands up to daily use. In spite of it feeling rather cheaply made, the idea is so good that I will order a couple more. Recommended with the caveat that the quality isn't quite a high as it could (should) be. Just too handy not to have a couple on the tool bag.Edit 4-23-2025. One of the sketchy bit holders has failed completely. Pretty poor quality item. Dropped down to 3 star rating. Still think it's a great idea. Juist poor execution.

I used to dig around in pouches and pockets for various bits, sometimes-- too frequently-- having to climb down from where I was working to get the bit I needed.This device allows me to carry several different bits/drills all in one place, and as I use a belt loop to attach the carabiner style, the pull the collar to release is very convenient. The pull collar is much more convenient than having to push in the collar despite the small risk of catching on something and releasing the bit unexpectedly. Push in collars are the kind used for things like key rings.I'll be getting another one to keep spare bits, you know, for when you drop that particular bit from two stories up...Pros:-- keeps several bits in one place easy to reach-- secure, light weight-- pull collar is both very easy to use and convenient to use-- makes it easy to carry more bits than you think you'll need, because previously you always needed one type you don't have with you-- doesn't tie up space in pouches or pockets. I used to use the small pockets for the bits, but digging out the one at the bottom-- it is always the one at the bottom that is needed right?-- can be fraught when up high on a ladder or scaffold. All those other bits try to fall out while getting to the one on the bottom. Where is the pet monkey when you need him to get that bit 20 feet below.Cons:-- rarely (but possible) to catch the pull collar on something and lose a bit. I can buy a lot of bits by saving a few hours of time over a year even including the initial investment-- if you lose this gadget with all the bits, well, you are going to be hurting. Fortunately the carabiner has a threaded fastener to reduce the odds of this happening when working.