80 Piece Socket Organizer Tray - Holder 24 x 1/2" drive, 30 x 3/8" drive, 26 x 1/4" drive

This is exactly the right size for me. It fits into a standard metal drawer without having to turn it sideways. This makes it so that multiple trays like this can be used or just to keep other sockets in cases. Plus, this tray size when fully loaded doesn't become too heavy or unwieldy. The long ones are a PITA because getting them out of the drawer often requires removing other stuff. Also, this size of tray is a lot more stable - even heavy 1/2" extensions and deep sockets won't make it tip over. The quality seems good, but this tray isn't perfect. The carrying handle can only fold flat or under the tray. When under the tray, it's unreachable when in a drawer (but it's also out of sight, so less clutter). Also, when the handle is folded under, it raises one end of the tray, giving it a slight tilt. The tray is stiff enough that this doesn't cause a problem though. One hidden feature: the rubber end caps on each rail are removable, so the orange socket holders can be rearranged. Also of note: the seller Teeva has been especially helpful - they've gone out of their way to quickly help out with questions about the product and got a shipping issue fixed up fast.

Did what i needed kinda??

Can carry by handle with it full of sockets. They stay on the stubs perfect.

It holds the sockets but the sockets are very wobbly on the platform and the socket holders are loose on the tray. I’ve bought other brands that look the exact same with sturdier socket holders

Finally have all my sockets organized! Much better than the case that the sockets came in. Does not spill the sockets when the case tips over. It is very sturdy made of metal with plastic lips for the sockets.

If you need to organize your set and want to take it on the go, or simply move it around the shop with you, this is your fix. Holds enough for just about anyone (I do mechanics at home). Sturdy, won't fall off if you put it on a bench that you hammer on. Deep sockets need to be stacked in a row though, as they do tend to be heavier.

I suspect you're supposed to organize them by size. Because I was just grabbing and stuffing them on [dad's got a disaster of a work bench which I'm organizing with duplicates], I ended up with some unusable spaces. I think I'll need to probably reload them in order of sizes. I wish it were a bit longer so that you could put multiple sizes. It's shorter than I expected.

I don't usually write reviews but I have to say this is the first socket organizer that actually looks good when their re some sockets missing from it....it doesn't look empty with a couple open it looks normal sometimes better and I know that sounds odd, but try them and you'll see what I'm talking about