PB Swiss Tools Empty BitBlock for 1/4 C6 or E6 PrecisionBits by PB Swiss

Great quality bit holder. Bits are held securely but easier to remove that some which are difficult to remove.

Great, holds bits well. Just what I was looking for. Thank you.

Too expensive for what it is. Plenty of cheaper alternatives are available

Zwar teuer, aber perfekt! Typisch Schweiz! Es passen neben normalen Bits auch Wiha Doppelbits und die flachen Leatherman Bits. Alle sitzen nicht zu fest und nicht zu locker!

よくある貫通式のホルダーはビットの抜き差しに力が必要だが、これは非常に簡単。 短いビットならこれが多分間違いなく絶対に正解

This is the best 1 row, on-the-go style, bit holder. There are other concepts for carrying bits, and for many different contexts. This is basically a replacement for the black rubber bit holders that come with all the bit sets in the world. It's better in two ways: 1) It reveals the side of the bits, so you can scan to select the right size hex bit the first time every time, and 2) It's much less infuriating to wrestle the bits out. In fact, there's no drama of grasping at the tiny end of a bit that is firmly wedged in black rubber. No, you just tilt it out (much like you would with the holders typically that come with power tool bits). Oh, and it's ever so slightly thinner too, for those who'll have these in a pocket or pouch. I bought 2x at $5, and I felt it was a fair price to take a selection of bits with me, and eliminate my frustration with those hateful little rubber bit holders.

Ich nutze mehrere dieser Leisten für diverse Bits und auch Adapter oder Bithalter für Bohrfutter. Die Leisten habe ich in meinen Werkzeugkoffer geklebt und halten die Bits usw. gut fest, sind aber dennoch gut zu entnehmen. Durch die offene Aufnahme, sind meine farblichen Bits auch schnell zu erkennen.

Terrific sturdy rail that holds bits securely yet makes them easy to put in and take out. For others I often had to use small pliers to pull the bit. It's neither rubbery nor hard plastic but somewhere in between. I got one from Amazon 1/24 for $5 and more from a store specializing in PB Swiss at about $4 each.