MLTOOLS Pliers Pro Premium No-Slip Organizer, 2-Pack Holds 20 Tools of Any Size, Rubber Base Keeps Tools in Place, Fuel & Solvent Resistant Tool Holder – Made in USA

If you are like me, and you hate clutter or piles of tools thrown in a drawer, then BUYS THESE! I used several in a very large drawer of my toolbox. I was able to line up all my pliers, channel locks, and cutter perfectly. Not only does it give everything a place, but it also takes up half the space in the drawer which makes me very happy. Very well made, simple design, but makes a huge difference!

I was on the fence about storage when it came to pliers. Really, you only have 3 choices that I could come up with... lay them flat in a lower height drawer and pray they all fit without scratching my $10k KRL1023, get the wire rack holders and stand them up in a wide drawer, or get these and use a single bank mid depth drawer. I chose the 3rd option, and it's working out great! These racks come in a pair, and they clean up and organize my pliers so they are more available, and not so "Tetris-like"... you know, like where you have to solve a puzzle removing and replacing the pliers to get them all to fit. And don't even get me started with the spring loaded ones... These pliers organizing racks are built with quality in mind, right here in the USA. They work, and work well, and if you like to plan out your box and drawer set up like I do, then stop your diddlywhacking and buy a set. You will be glad you did!

These plier organizers are awesome! For years I have just been throwing my pliers in my toolbox drawer unorganized. That took up a lot of space and I was digging around wasting time trying to find the pliers I needed. I was running out of space too. I bought 2 sets of these and what a difference it makes. I not only organized all my pliers, but had enough space for my large adjustable wrenches and two very large crimp tools in the same drawer and there's still extra space. It looks so much better and utilizes expensive toolbox space much more efficiently. I even use one of these in my socket drawer to hold my ratchets neatly.

This tool rack is great. Fits in the top drawer of my tools table. It reduced the space that the tools (plyers, channel locks, dikes, etc.) by half.

Quality is great. Nice and rigid, with rubber-padded curved bottoms that nestle the shape of the pliers. Width (7/8") of each segment is sufficient for my largest, heaviest pliers, and the unit is rigid enough to support them easily. Heavyweight unit with lots of rubber on bottom means no sliding in drawer. I'm very happy with these. Alas, the height of the units (2 3/4") is too tall for my new DeWalt ToughSystem 2.0 tool cabinets, which have 2 1/4" drawer depth. If I can't find something suitable to replace them before return window closes, I may experiment with attacking them with my Dremel mototool. They really are that great.

Each organizer holds 10X tools. They are constructed of a durable thermoplastic resin and rubber so they won't break. The rubber base and bottom provide a firm grip to the tool box drawer and the pliers above. You'll need a 3" high drawer for these. In the event you have pliers that open wide at rest, use the spare blue rubber bands that come with the organizers to close the plier some so the drawer can close. These organizers will give you back a lot of room in your toolbox. A bonus is that these are American made. These will not disappoint. 5 stars, get them.

New, no damage in shipping, works great

These work ok if your box is pretty much stationary and most of your pliers and cutters are of older design with thin grips. However, if you have a lot of newer pliers and cutters with the more ergonomic handles like those from Kobalt and Irwin, these don't work as well because the shape of those handles doesn't contact the rubber liner of these organizers as well. Pros: - Better organization - Allows many more pliers and cutters to fit a single drawer than ANY standard shadowboxing methods could - Inexpensive Cons: - The overall dimensions do not fit standard mechanics box sizes that well. This could be an easy design change. - No interlocking capability when you place a pair side-by-side. This too an easy design change and could help better fit more variety of drawers. - Does not hold more modern handles as well. Changing the profile, durometer of the rubber, and/or contact length would resolve. - Does not stay in place with a moving box. A magnetic strip would solve this. In my opinion as an engineer, if you made a few changes to the design this product would be sliced bread!