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Your cart is empty.We designed the Railer Bitrails to take up minimal space and be easy to store anywhere so you always have convenient access to your bits when you need them
Dylan
2025-09-02 19:07:50
Bits fit nice and snug. Takes up a lot less space than other options. Good product
Pierre D.
2025-08-28 20:41:52
This is a very handy bit holder. Not too large or bulky. Very sturdy ! Can hold 5 bits right ? Wrong !! The nice thing about this bit holder is something that is not mentionned anywhere. It can hold 10 bits. Yes, because you can put bits on both side of the holder. So you have a very compact and rugged holder with the capacity to carry 10 screwdriver bits. Awesome !!!!
FRANCISCO BULNES
2025-08-06 12:06:32
Very strong and practical
Mike
2025-07-21 16:24:01
I’ve really got no complaints about these bit holders. I use one for slotted, and one for Phillips bit extensions and hang them outside my bag where they are easy to access. Good bit retention- sometimes a bit too good making the bits tough to get out. I have several items from Railer and I’ve enjoyed using them so far.
Andrew Smith
2025-06-20 17:25:02
The price is a little high for just a bit holder, but I like the solid rubbery feel and the retention given by these. If you need a few of them though, it might just be worth it to buy the packs from Railer with their bits included. Many times it's only a few bucks more so even if the bits are cheap it can't hurt to have t hem as backups. I've heard that the small ring holding the carabiner on is weak, but I don't have them hanging, they're just in my toolbag so I can't comment here.
Kevin
2025-05-01 19:14:24
I have these loaded up with bits from one of their larger sets, and hanging off my tool belt. You can push the bits almost completely into the holder to minimize the chance of them falling out, which is almost impossible at that point. The clip itself is not garbage either.
Multitool
2025-03-19 18:12:26
Was looking for a rubber bit holder to EDC the two phillips and two slotted bit drivers I use the most. These bit holders firmly hold a one inch bit and only allow 3/16 of an inch to protrude. That's not enough to poke my leg while carrying it in my pants pocket. The bits fit tight enough to not come loose by accident but not so tight you can't pull them out by hand. Works perfect for my use.
C. Robinson
2025-03-11 17:36:10
I love these silicone push-insert bit holders. Unlike the dangly-carabiner-style units they're FAR less bulky and I've actually had problems with bits falling out of those, despite plenty of videos online with folks (paid by the vendors, no doubt) showing how that "can't happen". I've NEVER had a bit fall out of one of these, and that's despite crawling across roofs and rafters, up and down ladders and scaffolds, my tool belt falling off nails on walls, etc.The problem with THESE is the little loop at the top, where the carabiner attaches. It's very thin and easily broken - it only takes about 10lb of force, which isn't a lot if you catch it on a ladder rung climbing down from something. I've done it twice now. This is probably going to sound crazy but I still like them - I just hang them upside down! I sacrifice one bit slot and put the carabiner through the last slot on the tool. So they become 4-bit holders but that's enough for most of what I do (T25, T30, square, phillips is probably what 90% of folks like me use).In the second one I keep a hex-shank pilot drill, a T10 for fiber-cement trim screws, a 1/4" extension and a long-shank phillips.I'd make this 5-stars if the hanging loop was thicker and more durable.
Customer
2025-03-10 16:38:36
Great feel, perfect fit & removalI like the spring-clips also — handy.
Theodor Ilie Ferent
2025-01-20 18:40:41
It us little bit slack. From this money I like some stronger and long life.
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