Introducing the Sockettier

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How and Why?

Sockettier: Organize and use multiple socket sets, regardless of brand or shape. Size matters when you're wrenching!

Years ago, I was in my garage, installing a lift kit on my Chevy Colorado.

I had to keep rolling out, getting up, getting another socket, use it, rinse and repeat. I had multiple socket sets, each with missing sockets, and I got pissed. I said to myself "There HAS to be a better way, I'll just go buy one!"

So I rolled out, washed my hands, and went to the internet, the one source for every kind of product. I wanted a way to keep multiple socket sets organized, and it didn't exist. Really? Seriously??

So I set out on a quest with my best bud Jose to make one. And we did.

Features

Organize by size. When wrenching, size matters! Not brand, not shape, not direction. Throw it on the rod and be done with it!
Any socket with a hole in the middle will work.
Color code the rods if desired to match existing socket color, use tape on colorless ones.
Designed for 10mm to 23mm. Other sizes are seldom used, and just get in the way.
No extra stuff to clutter up the intended purpose: to wrench on your project!
Rollable to fit in your toolbox, and carry without worrying about the case falling open, and giving yourself another project: hide and seek with sockets.
Magnets to keep things in line.
Won't scratch your rig, so plop it anywhere, feel safe.
Designed to be droppable, because things get crazy when you're wrenching!
Strong - Double ply 1000 Denier Cordura Nylon: strongest fabric available without adding Kevlar.
Basic - Easy to source materials, so replacements can be bought at a local hardware store.

I personally prefer to buy things Made In The USA.

The Sockettier is pretty basic. We can make additions later, but yeah, it's basic. Here's where I source my materials:

1000 Denier Cordura Nylon - Purchased from New York Tarp & Company out of NY
Threaded Rod - Purchased from Grainger out of IL
Coupler - Purchased from Tanner Bolt out of NY
Machine screw - Purchased from Tanner Bolt out of NY
Labels - Custom printed in AZ
Neodymium magnets - Purchased from SuperMagnetMan out of AL

Prototypes

The initial premise was to make this thing indestructible. I can't tell you how many socket organizers I've destroyed over the years because they were made out of cheap plastic!! We only want to sell you one, and hopefully never wear it out.