Screwpop Tether (TOOLLESS) Compact Key Holder and Organizer (up to 24 Keys) Anodized Aluminum with Stainless Steel Bottle Opener and Keychain Attachment

この手の商品を試してみて、うちの鍵の穴の部分が小さかったので、使えなかったのですが、この商品はネジじゃなくてゴムだったの使えました。 鍵の穴が小さい方には良いかと思います

Best key organizer I’ve used ever! This design is exactly what I was looking for. The tension on the band which wraps through the metal holds everything in place. Simple, not expensive, and reasonable. It wasn’t too difficult to string the keys through the band. It holds keys of all sizes and shapes. I’d recommend this over all of the other key organizers I’ve ever tried because of its superior design/concept. Used it for months without issue, and received multiple rubber band things for future replacements if needed or if I need to add additional keys with a longer rubber band.

A big fan of compact keyholders,, never going back to bulky key rings especially using 5+ daily keys. Screwpop stood out because it’s dirt simple rubber o-ring holds everything together. Plus the flexibility of holding different shaped or non-flat keys sealed the deal. But paying $20 for a glorified key ring better be worth it! (Btw, it is.) Typical keyholders have annoying screws and weak rubber spacers can be a hassle assembling. It becomes lop-sided with if you have an odd-numbers set and even worse if one had to share a key on the spot. It becomes a pain as one reviewer mentioned. Screwpop is all about simplicity and flexibility. From pictures provided, I’ve got a varied gaggle including a bulky roundish bike lock key. Assembling and looping the keys with the rubber o-ring was slightly tricky. Discovering the right length with the different o-rings provided had some trial and error aspect, which could annoy the less patient. Otherwise, I love mine and would highly recommend this especially for EDC fans. One thing to keep in mind and mentioned by other reviewers is that the keys don’t always stay in the compact position or could open up since they’re not screwed in tight like with other keyholders. It’s an acceptable trade-off for me because it can accommodate my wonky set much better than others.

I find this keychain super uber handy. I had previously had a key organizer with screws. I found it infuriating when the screws would come loose and essentially 12 keys would explode loose in my hand or bag. I have been using this key organizer for about a month, and absolutely no problems. It was very easy to put together. Yes, as other review wrote, the keys twist around a little bit if you are putting one in the door and trying to turn, but it is easy to remedy if you just hold the keychain a little bit tighter while you turn. It is also really easy to change out the keys without losing parts. I very much like this and would highly recommend it.

I think it's a good concept, you can add as many or as few keys as you need. I would say using the o-rings has challenges in that some keys it's too tight, others are super loose in it. I like it better than using traditional key rings, but I am still looking for a better option.