Bit Holder Tool - 1/4 Hex Shank Socket Screwdriver Keychain

It’s nice if you change bits often. They are all right here no digging in a pouch. It’s nice.

I like how I can hook them right to my tool belt

Easy to use and store.

Well made, convenient holder for 1/4 hex shank items. Bits are held in place very securely, and can only be removed by manipulating the release collar. The bit holders are attached to a lockable carabiner that can be securely looped onto various items.

great quality

I use these as a toolkit for my rifles. I have impact bits in all of them, If I need a tool, I have it, it hooks right to my molle gear. I don't have to worry about losing the bits, or needing tools

Great tool at this price point! Finish: nicely finished with no rough edges. The coating on all pieces was solid with no scratches. All part worked. The thread on the carabiner lock nut worked a little stiffly but was fine after a few openings and closings. Tolerances were acceptable on everything, although the carabiner gate arm saddle was a little larger than the carabiner receiver causing it to wobble on opening and closing. The gate are spring was also soft; I'm not sure if that was because of the fit of the arm or the way the spring is made. Came packed in a small box. Pros: color coded bit holders help keep bit separate, could be matched with color coded bits if one uses those. Held 1/4 inch hex shank bits from different manufacturer bits without any give or play. Solid - once the bit is locked in place in the holder, it is not going anywhere. Light enough that it isn't annoying if worn on a belt or tool holder, but solid enough for work in the shop and field. Once the carabiner lock nut was screwed up into place, it didn't vibrate loose. Bit holders use standard keyring split rings so can be replaced easily if needed. Cons: depth of bit holder made getting smaller out a bit difficult, especially smaller bits like Phillips heads (see the picture; while this star drive was easier to remove, I had to shake a shorter Phillips out a little to grab it; longer bits are absolutely no problem). The gate arm on the carabiner was wobbly and the spring a little soft - if one takes the carabiner on and off their belt or toolbag/box a lot, this will probably be the first point of failure (my only reason for taking off a star was for the fit of the gate arm). Considerations: putting bits in and taking bits out is a two hand operation, although with a bit of practice one could probably get used to doing it one handed. If I was going to take this on and off a belt/box/etc. multiple times a day, I would upgrade the carabiner. For the price, however, this is a solid item.

I use 2 if these for work and it makes changing bits pretty quick. Had them for a few weeks and still working great. If I had to change anything it would be the carabineer lock. It's too big and makes it kind of hard to remove from my bag.