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| Super-Handy Wrist-Strap Magnetic Parts Holder - 5 Lb Magnet | 
 enlarge | Brand: HI
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $11.99
Buy New: $4.67
You Save: $7.32 (61%)
Avg. Customer Rating:  (1 reviews)
Sales Rank: 24414
Media: Misc.
MPN: HA-MC350
UPC: 793573480064
EAN: 0793573480064
ASIN: B0013E3XXS
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | Like having a third hand to hold parts during projects | | • | 5lb-pull magnet holds any ferrous-metal object firmly - nuts & bolts, nails, screws, small parts | | • | Large 2"-wide x 1-1/2" surface holds several items - even upside down - until you need them | | • | Adjustable poly-web wrist strap with Velcro tab - wear on your wrist or over clothing and jacket | | • | Work faster, more efficiently with needed parts and supplies close at hand; one size fits all |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Great for mechanics, small-engine and electronics repair and household tasks. One-year warranty and Jack's Tool Shed worry-free Satisfaction Guarantee.
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| Customer Reviews:
One size doesn't fit all in this case December 31, 2008
The magnet is strong and the price is right. I'll give this product that. But the description claims that it's one size fits all, and it doesn't fit me. It is loose - really, really loose. Not to hammer this one home too much, but it practically hangs halfway down the palm of my hand at its tightest setting. Obviously it's supposed to stay around a person's wrist.
Now, I realize I'm a woman, and men have bigger wrists, and perhaps no man would have this issue, but I kind of doubt it. I'm not a tiny little girl, and it's WAY loose. The strap is held on with velcro, and it seems like it wouldn't be that much of a big deal for the manufacturer to increase the amount of velcro on the strap to cover more of it, thereby allowing a tighter fit.
Basically, I can't wear it on my wrist. When I'm working, I can't have something sliding up and down my entire forearm as I move around, plus dangling down into my hand. What I've ended up doing is attaching it to my tool belt and using the magnet there, which is okay, but not as convenient as if it were on my wrist.
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