HORUSDY 3PC Large Non-Slip Flexible Tool Tray | Tool Organizer | Tool Storage | Tool Holder | Tool Mats | No Magnets | Grip Mat Tool Mat | of Christmas Day Tools Gift for Men

The best bargain out there. The silicone is really good quality and super grippy and won't slip around. It's flexible enough to conform a little to whatever surface you put it on, but doesn't deform where all the sockets or nuts or bolts or whatever goes rolling off. Keeps everything where you need so you don't do that stupid dance when you're trying to put back together whatever it is you took apart where you're turning around lifting your feet wondering where that 10mm bolt rolled off to. This has been really great for working on my car.Also, more than once I've slammed the hood down and left a socket driver or screwdriver or whatever else sitting someplace on the engine bay because I forgot about it. Now, I put everything in this dayglo orange tray so I know that nothing is being left behind. It's also great for taking apart something small on my workbench, since I have a convenient place to put screws and whatnot in one location.This was less than half the cost of the name brand, and given how well this works, I doubt I'll get much more out of buying the pricier name brand item. The silicone is also real easy to clean. Just a quick rinse under the water works to remove most dirt, and for the stubborn stuff, or grease, it washes super easy with the generic Fast Orange pumice soap I have in the shop. A couple quick shakes and it dries pretty quick.It's worth the money.

Essential for all mechanics. So far it’s been holding up well to a variety of chemicals, including skydrol. I clean off the hydraulic fluid, turbine oil, and jet fuel with alcohol. Sealants are easy to clean off as well. Here’s a picture of the large one in the main wheel well of a Boeing 737-800… I really love having this as a portable work surface and organizer, even on irregular surfaces and components.

I wanted to buy a grypmat but I couldn’t justify the price for a Chinese made good. I suspect these are manufactured in the same factory but there is no way for certain. Interestingly enough, the manufacturer of these mats puts the name “Grypmat” on the box. This seems illegal but it appears as though these are manufactured for the Australian market. I don’t know how international trademark law works but I find it interesting. If the Grypmat was more in line with the price of these I would have gladly purchased those instead. I feel bad, but my budget doesn’t.These also appear to be exact clones of the ones sold at Harbor Freight Tools and at a much better price as well. They also feel like they are made from the exact same material. Side by side they are almost identical save the logo and color.These seem to be very high quality and I will update my review if any issues arise.Update: since getting these I got a new job as a heavy duty diesel mechanic and I use them professionally every single day. They’re holding up well although very dirty and they don’t clean up all that easily. Not a huge deal or a deal breaker because if you’re a mechanic you know that every tool has a certain amount of oil on it that’s never going to come up unless you spend time at a parts washer and no body got time for that.In conclusion, they’ve held up so well that I’m thinking of getting another set to have them at home again because I often find myself missing them since I took them to my shop.

I haven’t owned a Grypmat but loved the idea of a tool tray you could use anywhere. My jaw dropped upon seeing the price for ONE Grypmat though…! So I was glad to find these—3 sizes for one low price. Great for working on a car or motorcycle (which have almost no flat areas to lay any other type of tool tray. It won’t ‘stick’ to a vertical wall but is as grippy as is needed for any reasonably curved/angled/uneven surface. If you find it sliding, try washing it off of any dust on the bottom and also cleaning the surface you’re trying to lay it onto. Seems to work better that way for me. And I don’t mind that it may not be as flexible as Grypmat because that means it keeps its shape when loaded down with tools/parts and you have it laying across an uneven surface. Good buy.

I really like these. They are well made and make working easier. I wish the big one was more sturdy, it’s not super floppy but if you don’t use two hands it’ll dump your tools. Would have been pretty cool if strong magnets were molded into the smaller ones to hold nuts/ bolts and stuff. Overall they’re pretty good, I use them often.

These are a great value compared to other non slip tool mats like Gypmat that sells for like 60 bucks for one. I have never bought a Horusdy product that was poor quality. These mats feel heavy duty and well made. I like how there are 3 different sizes and that they all fit together. I used them for the first time last week to hold various nuts, bolts, and tools when rebuilding the front end on my Mercedes. The fact that these have various dividers and different size trays make them very useful. Great buy.

These are exactly the same as other silicon trays I've used or seen (Like the harbor freight trays I own) but cost a fraction of the cost. There was a bit of messed up section on one of the trays from the mold it was in, but over all I'm pretty happy with these considering how much they cost, and they get dirty anyway when working on stuff so who cares.

I'd wanted one like this for a while. It's a real time saver to be able to lay out and organize small parts and tools. Well made, durable, and easy to clean. The trays are not rigid, so the big one can also be used to tote a few tools around a project or job. All in all, a nice accessory for home, mechanical, and craft projects.