Rocaris 10 Pack Magnetic Extension Socket Drill Bit Holder 1/4" Hex Power Tools

Perfectly fits my Milwaukee impact, holds bits firmly (not the best but does the job) and fits in my Warrior bit set. Would recommend

I apologize for the confusion. The bank held the same payment twice, but after a few days, one payment was canceled. This seller is very honest

I wouldn't waste my time on these. I bought a pack of 10.I've already broken six of them. I use them on a quarter inch impact. First every one of the magnets inside have broken and fallen apart. They are worthless without a magnet to keep the bit in place.One of them the shank broke off in the impact driver.And the sixth one stripped inside were the bit goes.I went with the lowest cost ones and it shows. I'm not even going to try to bother use the other four.

They work, but are not tough enough to stand up to what I need over time. The magnets started falling out and they are bending.

These aren't the best bitholders you can buy,but its worth it for 10 usable holders for $8.99.I've switched to the Makita impact torsion style bitholders for my commonly used tips,but these are great to set up with lesser used tips so they're mounted up and ready to use,without wasting a $5 bitholder on an oddball tip you might only use a couple times a year.They're also great when you lend out tips,so it's not the end of the world if you don't get them back.Magnets are ok, holding the tip and most screws in well.The case they came in is actually perfect to hold my good tips and bitholders in,but I had to make up a little duct tape sleeve for it, to keep it from opening up in the toolbag.

5 pack is nice since I lose a lot of these. Being magnetic is a plus

Good, strong magnet

I use these in ways that one could expect they will fail, so fancy is not my goal, because I'll destroy even the fancy ones, so it's a judgment call on price per longevity. For the price, they are doing their job well.