FEGVETitanium Key Chain Rings, Small Heavy Duty Keychain Mini Key Holder Connector Keyrings for Keys

About a year ago, I got rid of my traditional wallet and got a smaller and much lighter weight zipper bag that holds my cards. The card wallet has two loops on either side. I have attached my key fob to it. When it was just attached with a normal key ring, the key would twist and turn in my pocket and wind the loop, putting stress on it. I was afraid it would eventually tear off. This swivel connector has resolved the issue. I think my wallet will last much longer as a result.

Mecanizado muy prolijo, se siente la calidad. Después de varios meses de uso sigue viéndose como nuevo.

I have several things that I like to keep on my key ring — a small Swiss army knife, a multi tool, a golf tool, etc. The problem was always having to take the items off the key ring to really use them effectively, and then breaking fingernails trying to open the keyring and slide things off, etc. This solves the problem! I can now just attach these quick release rings to the keyring, and whenever I want to use a certain thing, I can just easily take it off. I also use one for my car key fob so that I can take it off quickly for valet, car washes, etc. Genius. High grade, precision engineered little pieces of magic. ;-)

Firstly, this swivel and clips are very high quality. Zero issues on that front. Light weight, strong, and minimal size footprint. There are two minor issues that keep this from being perfect for me. One, the swivel is a little rough and makes noise. Not a huge deal but if you want to put it on a bag and walk you might hear it when it is swinging back and forth. Some oil might help that too. The other bigger issue is how hard it is to actually use the clips. As you can see from my picture the clips open outward instead of the usual inwards. This means you can’t just press something into the latch until it slips into the ring. Instead you need to pull the gate out while trying to slide the item into the gate opening. The gate will pinch skin and it is really hard to hold the gate open with your fingers. I ended up shoving something (a pen tip) into the ring to hold the gate open. It’s usable but inconvenient. It’s also not safe for certain loads because if the item in the ring is pulled against the inside of the gate it will open the gate and the item could fall off. For my use that’s not likely to happen but because of the design it is possible. It sounds like I don’t like this but I actually do. You just need to be aware of its limitations.

Fixed a strap connection on my purse and it is perfect for the repair.

Links are nice, the laser etched "TI" on them looks good, pretty small opening, but more than enough to get on the swivel or add key rings.I'm not as impressed with the swivel... it is shaped well and no sharp edges, but the swivel action is a lot grittier than I would have hoped. I wasn't expecting ball-bearing smoothness, but there seems to be an especially stiff spot when pulling gently and turning... I'm still playing with it to see if it will smooth out, but I'll update as things work out.

Minimalist key chain ring, but built to last

I was able to get rid of the typical key rings and have cleaner more minimalist look to my keys. My car FOB was thick so I had to put in the pieces individually.