Olsa Tools 3-Piece Yellow Socket Organizer Set - 1/2", 3/8", 1/4" Drive Socket Holder & Rail - Holds 58 Chrome/Impact Sockets - Professional Grade Tool Storage (Part 1110) - Perfect for Mechanics, DIY Enthusiasts & Garage Organization

[NOTE: I purchased this product/wrote this review when it was being sold for twenty-nine bucks- which was high already. I now see it listed for forty! As much as I like the product, I would not pay forty bucks for 'em if they were made of solid gold!.]O-K, I had tried some socket rails from that cheap Chinese tool place [Rhymes with 'arbor eight']- I mean, how can you screw up something as simple as a socket rail, right? Well, that place can! I needed something else, FAST, for my portable toolbox, as the 80 or so sockets I carry in it were becoming a mess. I didn't want any plastic crap; and I wanted something which would be space efficient, to fit in my skinny socket & ratchet box.Enter these Olsa Tools socket rails. At first, I was put-off by the price- I mean, your tool organizers shouldn't be worth as much or more than the tools that they will be holding, right? But after looking around a bit, I kept coming back to these. I liked the way they look; and I liked the fact that you can buy extra clips for them (Albeit, at extortionist prices), because they NEVER ("They" being any socket rail manufacturer) give you enough clips on the 1/4" and 3/8" rails....So I bit the bullet. Well, let me tell you, I LOVE these things! The clips slide easily on the rails, with or without sockets; They look GREAT; The sockets go on and off the clips easily, yet they are held securely, so that they do not fall off. The aluminum rails are sufficiently heavy to be quite durable. Although the clips are plastic, they seem sturdy enough- hopefully they will last.In short,as the other reviews state, these are simply the BEST socket rails I have ever seen. I just wish that they would sell all of the sizes seperately; and that the prices were more reasonable. I think (if I'm not mistaken) that these are made in 'Murica [USA], so naturally, you make something in a country which has the second highest corporate income taxes in the world; high cost of doing business; and very high labor costs, it is going to cost way more than necessary. These things are simple enough that they could be made anywhere, easily for a third or less of the price. As much as I love 'em, I do think that they are ridiculously priced- so as to discourage most non-pros from buying them.But I am glad that I bought them, and will be buying more in the future (You can't go back....). But C'mon! $7 just for a little baggy with 6 extra clips in it?!I do wish Olsa Tools great success with these, and do hope that they will lower the price in the future, as well as offer these in various colors, such as green, blue and gold. (Not only for aesthetics, but that way, you could use one color for metric sockets; one for standard, etc.).In time, I guess I'll get over having to spend nearly $80 bucks to organize 80 sockets (In a toolbox which is older than I am!)- I'm sure that my 25 year old Craftsman sockets appreciaye it though, and I have to say, these things really fancy-up my otherwise crappy portable tool set! Most of all though, my sockets are readily and easily accessible, which is the important thing, and they're not falling all over the place and getting lost, nor ending up loose in my toolbox.tl;dr version: A quality (albeit expensive) product which works great.