McGuire-Nicholas Monster Hook
Model 93333 · Tool Holders
A steel hook on a plastic base that hangs a power tool at your side. It is for anyone who works on ladders or moves between tools and wants the drill off the floor.
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Specifications
- Model
- 93333
- Material
- Steel hook, plastic base
- Department
- Tool Holders
- Version
- Black and yellow
- Weight
- 0.13 lb
- Trades
- Garden, Garage & DIY
Where to buy
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About the Monster Hook
- Steel hook holds most cordless drills, nail guns and saws right at your hip.
- Left or right hand set it up on whichever side suits your working hand.
- Easy to install it goes on quickly, and there is no holster to wrestle the tool into.
- Garden tools too hangs gardening tools and many other items when you work outdoors.
A hook beats a holster when you swap tools often. You hang the drill, climb, grab it again and keep moving. It holds most cordless drills, nail guns and saws, plus gardening tools and many other items. Your hands stay free on the ladder, and the tool does not end up on the floor or the top step.
The hook is steel and the base is plastic, in black and yellow. It weighs about 0.13 lb, so it adds almost nothing to your belt. The hook is designed for left or right hand use, and it installs easily. Set it on the side where your working hand drops without thinking.

Pick another model if
The hook holds a tool, it does not enclose it. A tool with nowhere to catch the hook may slip off when you bend or climb. It has no pockets for bits or fasteners. If you want pockets, the Quad Carry Tool Holder carries small tools, and a full rig like the Tool & Fastener Rig carries fasteners.
Use and care
- Wipe dust and grease off the plastic base with a damp cloth.
- Check the base for cracks after a drop, and replace the hook if the plastic splits.
- Keep the steel hook dry between jobs to limit rust.
What buyers say about the Monster Hook
4.6 out of 5 on 1,059 ratings. Reviews word for word, including the critical ones.
Ok Not Great
It worked but it did not fit my Makita driver that well. Had issues with it falling out. Also it is somewhat awkward to work with it on belt because of its design it gets caught on everything. Good for certain applications but not so good for others.
Must buy if you have a cordless drill
Wish I knew of these years ago. So helpful when on a ladder or juggling drill and drivers. Can be used without having to use a full toolbelt. Great gift for any DIYer or new home owner.
Works
Worked for holding your heavy tool. I just used the hand holding loop area of a the tool. Stick it on my belt. Works fine.
Hand float must have
Fits great and stay in place. Barely know its there. Easy to put on. Durable material and stout hook.
5/5 holds strong
Stayed in my toot belt perfectly holds a drywall and impact gun perfectly
Good
Got this for my husband to use at work, he said he likes it!
Monster Hook: questions
Which tools does it hold?
It holds most cordless drills, nail guns and saws, along with gardening tools and many other items. Test your own tool on the hook before you climb with it.
Can left-handed users wear it?
Yes. The hook is designed for left or right hand use, so you can set it on whichever side your working hand reaches for first.
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