[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like this magnet mat. Never had one before now. I like the size and the strength of the magnets. Will be nice when working outside to keep tools and hardware contained. It seems to be just the right size for in the engine bay and in the cab for moderate dash work. The yellow border of the mat is nice for seeing exactly where your putting stuff quickly. Look forward to using this mat more in the future

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you do a lot of work under the hood (or under the car), you know how easy it is to lose stuff. That 10mm socket? Gone. That specialty nut or bolt? Now living in the deep abyss somewhere under the intake manifold, just south of the PCV system. No magnetic pick-up tool will ever find it. And still we continue to place everything on any semi-flat space under or near the hood. Always tempting the fates. Those ubiquitous metal bowls? They're decent for hardware, but not so much for tools. Those silicone trays that everyone seems to be selling now? Not bad, but stuff can still be knocked off and scattered. So enter this magnetic mat. It is strong magnetically. I hung my largest pry from it and it held it in place. I tried my two-foot 1/2 inch breaker bar. Yup, not going much of anywhere. I feel pretty good about putting hardware and tools on it and they'll stay put. The mat is not huge, so space is at a bit of a premium. Your first thought might be to stick it on a fender or hood. Mine, too. I went around to the four cars in the stable and was surprised to find that only one had a steel hood. And two had steel fenders. It's something to keep in mind. I don't know that it's really a shortcoming because it still holds the tools and the nuts and bolts. It can still sit on top of an engine cover or a radiator shroud, or rain tray. Another thing to keep in mind is that it's fairly rigid. I thought it would be an issue and it mostly wasn't. Especially because I wasn't sticking it to anything, it was just floating around holding stuff. My only gripe is that I wish one side had a little more paint friendly material. I don't know that it would actually scratch paint, and I don't intend to find out, but it's not super soft on the back side. I have all of the alternative I mentioned above, and after some usage, I gave up on them for the most part. The silicone tray was okay and sort of worked, but I did knock it off things quite frequently (I'm a lot of elbows). I'm fairly certain that as I use this magnetic mat more, that I'll use it more, if that makes sense.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This magnetic mat is incredible. I initially wanted it to use like the photo implies, for keeping things easily accessible on my roll cart lid, but the magnet is so incredibly strong I’ve pivoted to using it for holding parts on the lift arm. I want to purchase a larger one in the near future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This thing is strong! First thing I did with it was stick it to my service truck door and put a 1/2 drive ratchet on it. I’m an agricultural mechanic, so I bounce through fields all day. It never fell off or moved. I’m buying more of these. You can never have enough places to stick tools or parts when you’re in the field. The orange out line makes it easier to see so you don’t leave it stuck places