Lucky Line Flex-O-Loc Cable Key Ring, Galvanized Steel

I used this on my keys for a few years then attached it to my phone to loop my fingers around to prevent drops. It is still working perfectly well and the blue coating hasn't chipped and it never accidentally opens. I'm writing this review in 2023 and I think I bought this in 2014- I am impressed with the longevity. It takes a beating and daily use and keeps going. It still looks new.

Handy but don't trust them with keys

Great lock holding up ones keys and accessories. The pack of three is excellent. The lock is secure and easy to use.

This just as described . Fast service . Use it every day . Much better than split ring style .

First, my original order never arrived, though to the seller's credit when I contacted them a month later, they were prompt and professional in arranging for a replacement. This is why I prefer to do all my shopping via Prime these days.Anyway, on to the actual product: it's definitely miles better than the traditional split-ring keyring, however, it's not as good as it could be. I bought this not because it's too hard to add/remove keys from the old keyring (which is *probably* the reason most people are getting this) but rather because the keyfob for my car sticks at a 70 degree angle with the keyring, making it ridiculously uncomfortable and unsightly to put in my pocket. I was using a twist-tie between the keyfob and the keyring for a while, which was a more effective but less pretty solution than this Lucky Line key ring.The Lucky Line comes *this close* to what I need. It's fashionable, it's the right size, it's the right style, it's secure, it's easy to use, but unfortunately, it's far too stiff. While it does not suffer from the same angle issue, I was really hoping it would be a lot more flexible than it is. Fortunately, in the two weeks that I've been using it, it's settled into a somewhat oval shape which makes it a little more comfortable in my pocket, but I was truly hoping for something a lot less rigid. It's unclear from the picture, but this is closer to a stretched out paperclip in stiffness than a hairband (what I thought it looked like).