DURATECH 2-Piece Silicone Tool Tray, Premium Non-Slip Flexible Tool Organizer with Magnetic Tray, Tool Storage for Socket, Bolts and Nuts, Screwdriver bits, Gift for Christmas, Mechanic & Garage Tool

Keeps me organized. I would buy again.

I like this tray a lot. The magnetic area is really useful. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy it again.

Nonslip, double or “half” the footprint, holes for all sorts of goodies. Magnet isn’t too big but will definitely hold hardware you’re working on. Cleans up great with soap or degreaser.

If you are like me, you are always looking for ways to keep your tools, fasteners, etc, in some semblance of order. I have a couple of tool sets that did not come with a case or anything to help keep the kits together. I have searched far and wide for solutions. This is product a GREAT find!!I ordered this on a day where I had to look for my router chuck key for almost an hour. I was literally sick of having to look for parts and bits every time that I needed them, and when I came across this, I had to give it a try. I am very glad that I did.One of the tools that I use very frequently is my Ryobi 18v Palm Router. While I am working with it, there is almost always a need to change or adjust a bit. These trays have made my life much easier while using this tool.I use the larger tray to hold the router and a spare battery. The router fits right into the big section and the battery fits into the section above it. My frequently used bits and chuck tools are kept in the other tray.You can place this just about anywhere while you are working because of its flexibility, and it will not slip. The silicone construction lets it grip to almost anything.This is a very good, well thought-out product and I intend to purchase a few more of them. These are a lifesaver when you need to keep up with important parts and fasteners.Highly Recommend

I can’t seem to know where to use this in my toolbox, but I had it for over a month now and they all seem to be okay. I just do not know what to do with them!! Lol

This useful tool is helpful for any sort of light repair that involves multiple small screws, bolts, nuts, etc. that are so easy to lose, hard to replace, and essential to get your gadget back together again.The big plus, and minus, is the large magnet in the center of one half of this tool. This is great for keeping metal parts from getting lost on the shop floor. But - don't let it get too near to your computer, if that's what you're working on!There are multiple separate slots and compartments, so if needed, you can sort out your parts into groups so you won't mix them up when you're putting them all back in again.Note that there is a magnet on only one side of the tool. So, you could use the other side for computer parts and they'd be OK.The two halves fit together clamshell-style, which could help to keep from losing parts if you have to stop working partway through. Note that the insides aren't very thick though, so if you have longish bolts or you are standing them up in the circular depressions, the lid won't fit. Also, the two halves don't clip together, they just fit and sit together. So if you had it closed and then knocked it onto the floor, it wouldn't be harmed, but would definitely come apart and spew parts everywhere.But, that seems like it wasn't really the intended purpose - the other side is more for tools or larger parts that wouldn't fit in the smaller compartments of the other side. And it does that just fine too. It seems to be generally sized for light car repair, so medium sized bolts and such will fit fine, and anything smaller won't have any problems at all.For what it is, this tool works OK, but there are definitely some possible inexpensive improvements that would make it even better - most notably a set of clips to actually hold the two halves together, which may not have been in the mind of whoever designed this but would be a useful additional feature.

Usually I just set my tools around the vehicle because there isn't a good place to put them where they won't roll off of the vehicle or scratch the paint. On a Jeep, with basically no usable flat surfaces, this is the best way to do it without a tool tray. Rigid tool trays don't work because they simply transfer the problem to another site and easily slide off everything as well.This tool tray is flexible enough to somewhat conform to surfaces, obviously there is a limit, and the silicone surface on the back doesn't want to slip off as long as the vehicle is clean. On my dusty hood the tray did slid off if there wasn't weight on it, but with even just a couple tools in it the product stayed where it was placed.If you are wondering how well the non-slip function works - the tray adhered to my vertical doors which are treated with ceramic "wax" which makes them very slick. There is no adhesive, they just stay where you put them, then come off without leaving any mark.The dimensions and capacity are reasonable enough for whatever project you are working on (that is a 1/2 inch drive 12" handle ratchet in there) as long as it isn't going to require enough tools that you should just bring over the whole tool box.The only issue with this product that I have seen is that being as flexible as it is, it doesn't make a great tool *carrying* tray. Loading up your tools and bringing them to the vehicle doesn't work very well, but in practice it is an acceptable compromise for having a place to set tools exactly where you need them when you are using them.

The concept of this item is so simple I nearly dismissed it. I used it for doing some demo work on a ton of drywall and used it to hold tools and all the old screws throughout. It managed to hold a baseball sized pile of drywall screws with the magnet alone. Cleaning off all the drywall dust was so easy because of the silicone - just a bit of water and it looked brand new. The bit holders are just snug enough to hold impact driver bits without them falling, but also not being a pain to use.Simple and useful.