Brush Grip Paintbrush Holder and Drying Rack/Caddy, Painting Supplies (Black)

Fantastic brush holder! You can rotate it 360° so you are able to hang your brushes bristles down to dry, keeping the ferrules and handle for getting wet and deteriorating. It attaches easily to my easel leg, even though the legs are square and not the typical round leg. It holds multiple brushes at the same time and accommodates all sizes of handles. So far it has held up to some fairly rough handling and hasn't shown any signs of damage.

This brush holder is pretty great. I have a pochade box and a tripod for my plein air painting set up. I just strapped it to the leg of the tripod and it works great. It seems pretty durable and well made. the actual functional parts like the strap that holds it on and the joint that makes it rotatable and the fins that hold the brushes all seem sturdy and work exactly as they should. I love how it holds the brushes tight enough, but they pull out very easily.

Its a nifty little tool but it breaks quite easily. If you don't think you'll be too active with it then it's great.

Works well for storing brushes while painting with no slippage. I use it for watercolor brushes to store upside down so the ferrule does not get any pigment or water into it. This helps minimize that issue. They dry this way and then are safe to store. I attach the holder to my Best easel but it would work on a tripod or french easel leg. I bought two of them and would buy again. When the holder is attached, it can be rotated 180 degrees. It actually is quite convenient.

Great brush holder. Holds my watercolor brushes while the holder is attached to my field easel. There is a limit to the amount of brushes it will hold before they begin to fall through the holder. Once you figure that out it’s a great device.

Easy to insert and remove brushes. I bought this to use on my Julian Table Easel and I works perfectly. Whether I am using Escoda watercolor brushes or oil/ acrylic brushes, they are held securely at whatever angle I choose. The person who had trouble inserting the brushes must have tried to insert them into the bottom instead of the wide open top. The brushes do not have to have more than 1-1/2 inches of the handle protruding from the bottom of the device to be held securely. This is a well-made, well-designed device that is also manufactured in the USA. I recommend it.

Nice idea but the grip is not strong enough so brushes will slip out or in to each other, especially if you have thin brushes or put in more than 3.

It took me a bit of effort to get the strap out (it's very stiff), but this caddy is now attached to my work table and it is so handy for holding brushes for use and for letting them dry. I us a couple of large brushes and don't allow those to stay in the caddy very long as they could loosen the tension on the brush holders. I'm really happy with this purchase and would order again.

This brush clip isn't quite what I wanted. It holds larger brushes pretty well but smaller brushes are loosely held. I will probably continue to use this clip but I have ordered two other glip brush holders that will do the job better.

This uis a great tool for artists to irganise active brushes and pensils. My partner saw this in a studio. It is super versatile and easy to use. She is happy it can be used used anywhere she paints.