RAK Magnetic Wristband for Holding Screws, Nails, Drill Bits for Men - Premium Nylon with Lightweight Powerful Magnets, Magnetic Wristband for Tools, Gifts for Dad, Husband, Grandpa, Handyman

I picked up the RAK Magnetic Wristband as a gift for my dad, and I have to say—it's a total game changer! Right out of the box, I was impressed with the quality of the nylon and how lightweight it feels, even when it’s loaded up.The magnetic strength is really solid—no slipping, even with several screws, nails, or drill bits attached. There’s plenty of space for multiple pieces, and everything stays right where you need it. My dad is *obsessed* with how he doesn’t have to set screws on the floor anymore (and risk losing them!).He’s already used it while working on one of our custom wooden bed frames and during a DIY shelf install, and he keeps raving about how convenient it is. Honestly, it’s perfect for building, repairs, or any project where you’re juggling small metal parts.If you have a handyman in your life—or you are one—this is a 5-star product that absolutely deserves a spot in your toolbox. 👏

This is a great product! So great when you’re doing things around the house and need an extra set of hands. The hole is excellent! The design was phenomenal.

Works pretty well

Bought this as a gift. I got it at a good price, I thought the functionality was a good bodes which is why I bought it. It can hold a decent amount depending on the size and weight of what your are wanting it to hold. From what I seen it does hold pretty well while moving but can get knocked off quite easily.

Perfect gift for my dad’s birthday. He is a jack of all trades and has found this very useful and helpful with keeping screws, nails etc close without dropping them having to search for where they fell.

Suoer nice product, magnet works really well, not overly bulky, holds what it needs to. worth the price, durable and isnt poor quality, design id say is modern but simple.

Got this for my boyfriend for his birthday. He loved it!

It works, if he used it. It's a little gimmicky. Realistically, if someone can't keep track of their screws, they probably won't keep track of this either. He never knew where it was when I asked about it, as he was trying to juggle screws.We have had it for 5-6 years and he's used it maybe once.