Those are the ones. The extra clips are actually just a bit cheaper than buying a new strip. Not much cheaper, but the clips hard to find by themselves.

I have thrown out all of my old metal strips in favor of these. I have more than thirty of those strips in my tool box. They make finding the proper socket very easy, not to mention the ease of taking a whole set of one type over to the car.

years ago snap on had some that held the sockets in with a magnet strip and holes for the sockets .you could turn them upside down and wouldnt lose any .could also stick to metal such as a fender or hood and keep all your sockets at hand

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1972 280 sel 4.5
1986 xr4ti
For any given large, complex, hard-to-understand, expensive problem, there exists at least one short, simple, easy, cheap wrong answer.

I have to carry tools for work and I keep them in vinyl pouches that I get from Staples. These are generally sold for stores to carry the cash deposits to the bank. I have found them to be very sturdy. I write on the outside of the pouch what tools are in them.

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1983 300SD
200000miles

Out here the 99 cent stores sell the plastic socket holders. The square part that hold the sockets has a ball detent just like a socket wrench. However, be sure to push on the balls to make sure the function before you buy as the quality control is poor on some of them.

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84 300D, 82 Volvo 244Gl Diesel