END OF ROAD Original Quick Fist Clamp for mounting tools & equipment 1" - 2-1/4" diameter, 2 Count (Pack of 1) - 0010

I’m using these mounts to secure my shovel to the roof rack on top of the Jeep. Works well the little shovel I have. I’ve been using this setup for a couple weeks now and the design is simple and effective. I haven’t had any issues with the shovel being up there. I commute to work daily with this on the interstate and it holds well. I did add a small rubber strip to the shovel where the mount clamps down just to make it a little more snug. I’ve also decided to secure the shovel with a safety wire just in case for added protection.Overall, I’d say it’s an easy and great way to secure a tool like this to your vehicle or trailer. Just be sure to take the necessary steps to secure the setup with your application. Easy on and easy off, versatile and and great value for the money.

I have many of these clamps. This purchase was for my new e-bike. I needed a way to carry a big Kryptonite bike lock and two Kryptonite cables on this bike. I used four of these clamps. This size and the Micro size. I used two of the micro size to mount the Kryptonite U lock and two of this size to hold the two Kryptonite cables. These clamps work GREAT! The lock and cables are VERY secure. There aren't any bicycle specific products that are better than these clamps. I also have these clamps in a larger size holding a Halligan tool and another two holding up two huge 2 1/4" and 2 1/2" combination wrenches. These are strong clamps, that are easy to use and are inexpensive. What more could you ask?

History and My Needs For the Product:I recently purchased multiple boxes of this produce for my 2002 H1 Wagon. Over the years, my original mounting clamps have taken a beating both due to extreme weather conditions (high/low temps, snow, rain, hail, sun, etc.) and off-roading (tree branches, water, stones, etc). I decided to try multiple of this product in the hope to safely secure my axe, hi-lift jack, and shovel exteriorly and other tools and flashlights interiorly.What I Found:This product has many pros and few cons which I will list below. I found that in most cases, the single screw/bolt method of installing the mount was not enough stability for my needs. As such, I just drilled another hole in the edge of the base for an additional screw/bolt to create the absence of a pivoting/swiveling tool(s) in off-road and/or bumpy settings. Also, it should be common knowledge, but I will say it anyway; it is necessary to utilize both mounts in the box to hold larger tools like an axe (which I had issues with listed below in the cons) and a shovel. Products like a hi-lift jack may need more mounting clamps. I utilized 3 to be safe and fabricated a locking mechanism too via it's weight. Items like an interior flashlight or other small items can utilize one mount alone, but this is when the second hole (also mentioned in cons below) may become necessary to your needs. Overall I am pleased, my only other suggestion is to install these in areas you feel branches and other obstructions will not pull open the cover flap. The mount holds the tools well enough without it in case it would open, but if you are off-roading, and for on-road safety, it is not worth looking for your jarred tools in a creek, muddy terrain, and/or windshield or tires of a vehicle behind you. Better safe than sorry. A little though and consideration can go a long way.Pros Include:1) Easily mountable2) Fabricated from weather resistance material (we will see over the years if that is correct)3) Black coloration (blends in with vehicle when tools are not mounted)4) Adjustable for multiple sized tools (shovel, hi-lift jack, etc.).5) Inexpensive compared to some others I've seen. Thus why I bought many at one time because you never know when you might need them for yourself or others (like my brother who frequently loses his tools off-roading).Cons Include:1) You have to get the hardware to install it yourself. It does not come with it which is really not a big deal via my need to place it on different sized or thick surfaces anyway.2) It only has one hole to install a screw/bolt (making it necessary to use evenly placed two mounts for even simple things like interior flashlights since severe offloading may cause it to pivot slightly as was the case in one specific mount holding an interior flashlight. I later corrected this by adding another base hole and bolt to allow the use of only one mount for small items without the fear of pivoting/swiveling)3) This product is not the best at holding non-circular items. It works great on things like flashlights, shovel handles, even the hi-lift jacks (when reversing the bold to penetrate the holes as discussed on the box); but my axe handle is more oval shaped and slides back and forth which is why I had to fabricate additional stabilizing components due to my off-roading needs.In Closing:These mounting clamps do a good job. They are not the best in all extreme cases and a bit of common sense is needed to make them work for all needs, along with some extra work on the buyers part in some cases. Otherwise, the adjustably of the locking flap is great for placing various sized tools in the same mount at different times (not one tool purposed), they seem solid enough for my needs, and they are inexpensive in comparison to other mounting clamps I've seen. If in doubt, just buy one, and see if it fits your needs.

So far so good! Used to mount a shovel in the back of my truck. I used riv-nuts to mount and things went smoothly. Haven’t had them in for long but so far they are holding strong.

These work quite well. I think I've used 6 so far for holding tools in my utility trailers.

I recently purchased the END OF ROAD Original Quick Fist Clamp for mounting tools and equipment, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. Here's why I highly recommend it:Perfect for Jeep Wrangler Owners:As a Jeep Wrangler owner myself, I understand the struggle of finding space for large tools and equipment inside the vehicle. That's why I decided to attach these clamps to my roof racks to store my 24' Mr. Long Arm Painters pole.Convenient Roof Storage:Attaching the clamps to my roof racks was a breeze, and now I can easily store my pole on the roof of my Jeep. It's incredibly convenient and frees up valuable space inside the vehicle for other essentials. Plus, the pole is securely held in place, giving me peace of mind while driving.Easy to Operate:The clamps are simple to operate and make it effortless to remove the pole when needed. Whether I'm accessing it for a job or putting it back in place after use, the process is quick and hassle-free.Highly Secure Design:I'm impressed by how well these clamps secure the pole in place – even when driving on rough terrain or at high speeds, I never have to worry about it coming loose. The durable construction and reliable grip give me confidence that my equipment is safe and secure at all times.Final Recommendation:If you're a Jeep Wrangler owner looking for a secure and convenient way to mount tools and equipment, look no further than the END OF ROAD Original Quick Fist Clamp. It's a simple yet effective solution that has made a world of difference for me. I highly recommend it to anyone in need of reliable roof-mounted storage for their gear.

Super heavy duty!!!!! You can mount with screw in middle or wiith two heavy duty zip ties through holes. Worked out great! Used as axe and shovel mount in trail rack of 2024 wrangler