E ENDEVICE Airtag Holder, Airtag Case, Air tag Holder, Airtag Accessories, Airtag Key Ring, Airtag Keychain

I see a few of the reviews mentioned "bending" or "flexing". Yes, there is a little, but not enough to be concerned in my opinion, even when fully loaded with 2 1/2" impacts. If over time this becomes more of an issue I'll update at that time.There are others holders that lock. This one does not have a way to secure the tools when away. However, I am fortunate to work in a shop where I not need be concerned with theft, so this might be an issue for others.I did have to fabricate this to fit my needs, and maybe this reduced the "bending" that others are seeing. I had to drill separate holes and space it out from the box, which also helped keep the tools from scratching the side of my cart. Also, I was concerned with the tools swinging and scratching my cart. So I had a spare piece of steel that I fabricated and painted black to sit behind the tools. No more worries.I still have more tools that I can't hang, but this has allowed me to free up an entire drawer and keep my tools more organized.

Nice enough, but this will not hang the high flow aluminum fittings, I couldn’t figure out how how to get it to work well even after attempting to enlarge the openings with a die grinder, much of the problem lies in relatively shallow area of the high flow fitting not allowing the fitting to slide over the 90* lip of this holder.

I love these, I have one mounted on each side of my toolbox, they do a great job of organizing airtools while keeping them easily accessible and freeing up tons of valuable space in the toolbox. I re-drilled the mounting holes so I could just take of the side handles on my lower box and screw them directly to the pre-existing rivnuts.

As some other reviewers have commented, it does bend a little...when I hang my medium sized impact gun from it. Fully loaded, this thing barely bends. I just wish it had more slots to hang tools from! The tools are held at the front of the organizer (to keep the away from the wall) but this leaves a nice shelf for air chucks, blow nozzles, tool oil, etc. If this thing were a little cheaper, I would have bought it long ago. I mounted it to a 1x4 on the wall but the tool box 'tabs' are a cool feature I may use in the future.

This worked out great. Ended up attaching it to the back of my garage door track using random bolts nuts n washers such that the rollers would not be impinged. Gets my air tools up out of the way but in easy reach over my workbench.

Very decent for what it is, and holds the air tools pretty well while rolling my tool cart around. Helped free up room in my tool box and keep the tools I need on my cart. I drilled 2 holes into the side of my cart and used some rivnuts and then drilled 2 holes into the organizer and used 6mm bolts. Seem like it will hold up.

At first I wasn't sure how this would help with my air tools or how I would even mount it to make things operational. But I took a chance and I am glad I did. Wall space is very limited in my work area and the only space left is on my tower tool box. I didn't want to drill into my box, so was wondering an option for this. Air too are a bit too heavy for magnets, so when the organizer arrived the tabs actually fold out to secure to the box. With gravity and the weight of my tools this worked well.

This organizer will work fine with regular-sized connections. It was attached easily and securely to the side of my toolbox. I would give it 5 stars if it worked with high-flow flexzilla connectors. With a little bit of modification it will work fine I am sure. No other issues. Seems to be well-made and I am pleased otherwise.