Performance Tool W12526 2-Piece Flexible Magnetic Tool Holder Bar | Double-sided magnets stick to steel without screws. Non-scratch carbon fiber. Contours to vehicle fenders

I have a full on "Work Wagon" trailer. I use these for the drawers of my tool bench/box. They work excellent for not only keeping my tools from sliding around they also hold down the drawer liners. Notice the multi screw drivers (in pic) with Aluminum sleeves. The magnetic field is strong enough to pass through the Al sleeve and reach the ferrous metal bit inside and hold them in place. The same goes for insulated handles. I don't know about hanging tools vertically with them. I highly doubt there is a magnetic tool holder on the market that's going to hold up to the bouncing and rocking of a trailer. So I wouldn't bother. But horizontally they are a win. They are not going to work for thicker tools in really shallow drawers. Since they are pretty thick themselves. But for holding small parts like punches (see pic) in shallow drawers they are excellent. They don't slide or fall off, they stay right in place. Keep in mind they are not one solid magnet. They have multiple magnets inside so your smaller tools, even screw driver stems, will want to slightly shift to one side or the other to get the best contact. But it's a minor thing and you won't notice for things like plyers. Overall I'm very happy with these. Only wish they made different sizes.

I mounted two sets of these (2 come in a set) so a total of 4. I stuck them on a wall control metal pegboard. The holder bars are very secure on the metal pegboard. The tools hold decently, but the magnets sometimes twist the tools (notice the pliers on the top bar with the weird angles). Overall, I love these and they work great.

The magnets are not very strong- will hold sockets or small hand tools, but not larger tools. For reference, the magnet can just barely hold on to a 17mm combination wrench, and the wrench gradually slides down under its own weight. It cannot hold a ratcheting screwdriver without sliding down either. I like the flexibility and aesthetic, it's just not for all applications. Probably best for stationary uses and not anything that moves (I wanted to mount this to my mobile tool cart, but I'm pretty sure sudden movement might drop the tools). Also- the entire bar is not magnetic, there are four internal magnets with small dead spaces between them.

Solid magnet. Can hold heavy drill bits

1 off the bat I noticed it’s not a magnet strip like most are it has individual magnets inside a foam block which make it hard to use 2 the magnets cannot hold even a socket up right besides one on the very far left 3 the middle magnets do not work due to the branding logo it causes tools to slip right off 4 Conclusion If you want this for you fridge to decorate sure buy it but other then that your tools will constantly falling and not staying in place like other brands never had a issue with PT stuff between their sockets at least but this magnet is super low quality wouldn’t trust it to hold much of anything besides maybe super super small wrenches like your 7-5.5mm wrenches just go to oreillys and buy the ones they have for the same price much better quality can even hang tools upside down to the ground.

I bought these to mount in my locker at work to hold my tools but they are not strong enough to hold heavy tools so I will use them to stick to my car when I'm working on it so I don't lose my nuts and bolts.

Strong magnetic Hold tools great

The magnets are pretty weak. I use them in a professional setting and they barely can hold onto a 3/8 ratchet without falling down or dropping the tool. I have it on the lid of my roll cart.

Very magnetic. If used correctly they’ll even hold screwdrivers on in a mobile van. And I drive pretty harsh lol. They’re pretty heavy, with a good amount of foam cushion to prevent marking or damage.

Aún no lo pruebo en el trabajo pero se ve que funciona bien

Does as desired. Happy with the product

Works well, but wish the magnets went 100% across

Muy mala calidad lleva una tela como recubrimiento y se cayó en menos de un día pésimo