These are great modular cases to create custom bit kits. The removable clips don't have pocket clips. Maybe Bosch with make a pocket clip that these clips can be attached to... I bought the 48 piece because it has 6 bit clips. I found another bit case at a local hardware store which had 3 clips in it with 24 bits and wanted it mostly for the extra clips and some of the bits since only one side of the case can hold bits as the face side is clear and has no clip retainers. I do wish it were easy to find Pozidriv and both metric and imperial hex bits made by Bosch. I usually get Wiha in bulk. I have several Milwaukee bit boxes that I use to put my own custom bit assortments in for installation kits. I like this bit container because the clips can be easily removed and I can leave the case in my tool box and decided to try this out to possibly replace my other bit cases. It does work well for assembling custom bit kits with my own screwdriving bits, nut setters, drill and countersink bits, extensions and bit holders. The insert bit clips are designed to hold bits with a torsion design but it is possible to smash a standard bit into the individual retainers by forcing a small tab over flat to the side and forcing the bit in to place. Or, by just forcing the bit into place and the small tab will move. I was hoping to see a way each clip could be clipped on to a pocket or belt or something. Once removed from the case the clip has to either be carried or put into a tool pouch or a pocket. I have some really cool Festool bit holders that do clip onto a pocket well and they're extremely useful. What if the bosch clips could be clipped to something that fastens to the belt clip area of drill and driver handles? I would use that.The case is abs, has a rubber over-mold and is easy to open, it won't pinch your hand at the back of the hinge when you open it and the latch is spring tensioned so that it latches itself when you close the lid and the lid closes with minimal pressure but with a solid feel. Sort of like closing the door on a benz. Very nice. The silver behind the bits in the image is a loose card stock paper that is easy to remove. The clips have two different designs, one design is for 1" (25mm) and one is for powerbits with a ball-groove. The bit's are among the best value I've found for high performance bits and hold up as well as my Wiha, Wera, Apex, Zephyr and Qualtool industrial bits. The bits also just look really cool. They perform extremely well and have become my favorite impact bits. I continue to be impressed with their durability and toughness. They can withstand metal to metal fastening which will shatter most bits when performed with a modern impact driver. The case is 6 ⅝" X 4 3//8" X 2 ⅛" (16.7 X 11 X 5.5cm) L x W x D. The case has 4 hexagonal recesses on the latch edge with 2 between each side of the latch and each corner. They will hold bits upright and not tightly. These are useful for a place to temporarily set bits for projects that require frequent bit changes. Bit's are easily placed and removed from the clips. the clips designed for longer bits have a recess that guides your bit when replacing it and helps locate it into the clip. It works best to first insert the base end of the bit perpendicularly into the clip where there is a hex shaped area which will help get the bit located properly and it can then be tilted over to lay flat and clipped in place. I like it. I hope this is helpful.