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Question: i have 9 inch set of wrenches ranging in size from 1/4 to 3/4 inch and a metric set  9 pieces 8mm to 18mm. will they fit?
Document: I have used this item for the past few months. It works very well, and I really don't see what others have complained about. Mine is packed full of common size wrenches, a set of stubby Gear Wrenches, ", 3/8", and " ratchet handles, common size sockets for each, and some longer items that shouldn't really fit. In essence it is stuffed full of the most common tools I would need in 1 convenient package.
I use this to organize all the pliers, screwdrivers, wrenches and ratchet handles in my vehicle tool kit. I have other organizing schemes for sockets, screwdriver bits and really big wrenches.But, this thing holds most everything else. I keep box-open wrenches on carabiners - and those wrench bunches fit in the larger pockets, making them easy to grab a whole set of metric or SAE at once.This thing is pretty beefy.
This is well designed and well constructed. The strap/closure system, criticized in other reviews, uses fastex buckles that are easily manipulated. There are 3 pouches for sockets; they accomodated an entire, 11-pc. set of 3/8" Craftsman sockets and 2 spark plug sockets. In the pockets, I put a 3/8" ratchet, 2 ratchet extensions, and 12 open-end and combination wrenches. Filled with all that, the tool roll is very heavy.
*) The end pockets could hold a few of my 1/2" sockets but they can't hold a complete set so I left the sockets on the spring bar and just put some other small thingy's in those pockets. *) If you fill the roll with tools it's really fat, not exactly optimal space conservation but that's a fault of all tool rolls.
I got tired of having my paleo tools make holes in my daypack when I was in the field. This takes care of that problem. Everything rolls up wonderfully well, nothing sticks out, and everything is protected. The material seems to be very rugged and the size and shape fit perfectly in my pack next to  my nalgenes. My only criticism is that they should have figured out a better way of opening the pack.
It's just what I wanted. I can put my metric wrenches on one side and my SAE wrenches on the other, and it still leaves room for some screw drivers. It's simple and gets the job done.
This looked like it would be a good tool roll, but overall it was disappointing. The "fabric" is some sort of plastic that doesn't hold tools particularly well. The tool pockets are pretty shallow (about 3 1/2"). The straps have plastic clips that are hard to draw up tightly. The combination of these factors allows tools to easily fall out of the end of the tool roll. Rather than lose tools, I "lost" the tool roll.
This tool rollup is contructed well and has many different size slots. I've had no problem fitting any of the tools I already have into it, and it still has room if/when I buy new sets of drivers/wrenches.
I loved this form of storing and carrying tools. If you have just a few tools you won't have a large cumbersome case full of nothing to carry. And if you have 8, 9, 10 or even more tools (depending on their size and how you organize them) your tool roll can also hold them nicely. Not to mention they also seem sturdy, which is essential when dealing with tools. I got exactly what I expected.
I was replacing a roll of wrenches that I'd bought several year's ago. The roll I had was functional, but the string that tied it together had broken.This roll is made from a very tough nylon material, it has room for at least double the 14pc set of wrenches I put in it, and it's secured by nylon compression straps that look like they'll last for years. I'm completely satisfied with this purchase.
Answer: yes