SlideLock KeyRack

I just love the locking S-Biners because they are so sturdy and well made. I never worry about my keys getting lost because they are securely attached to my purse or lanyard. I am legally blind and hate not being able to fin my keys, so these are a real blessing for me! My age and disability plus arthritis make unlocking the smallest ones a little more difficult, but I manage it. Key security is needed by all of us, so don’t hesitate to get these little gems.

Are you a large person in search for the key rack that can measure up to your stature? Are you in search for the one device that can hold all of your many, many keys? Then Look No Further! Seriously though, I wish Nite Izie made this shape key rack, with the lock, in about half the size. It's quite large, about the size of a credit card. I keep my carabineer key ring on my front belt loop, and this would dig into my leg when sitting down. Granted, I am a small person (5ft 6in), and it may fare better for a larger person. This really is a great product, but be aware of the size.

Im not one to fill my pockets with junk. I hang my keys from a belt loop. I like the ability to change out different keys so I only have the one I need at the time. The locking features work well. Thus is the second one I've had the first one lasted over 7 years, until I lost it.

Good quality and easy to carry. The locks are small and need careful turning

Thats my edc backpack in the picture, not a hiking pack. Its heavy with tools, First Aid etc and mostly lives in my truck. I've been using these Sclips forever, mainly for the locking feature. If you carry a backpack or purse and you have a lot of little gadgets the locking S Biners, some cord, key rings etc will help you not loose them. They also make them slightly harder to steal. I have a lot of pocket knives, flashlights and various EDC or outdoor gear. Years ago I lost something I had clipped to the molle webbing on a bag. Its been so long I cant remember what it was, just that I was mad. Since then having some kind of attachment point has been a priority for anything I buy thats going on one of my bags. I used them for my keys for years but I've since upgraded to titanium stuff for that. The price penalty for Titanium is worth it for a relatively rare set of needs. Otherwise one of the other materials is better. Aluminum clips are the lightest type that are still strong enough to survive being sat on in your pocket or rolling around in a bag etc. But they do get chewed up over time, aluminum is soft compared to other options. The stainless versions are plenty strong but the weight can add up depending on your use case. I do a lot of hiking the State Parks and Nature trails in my state. I usually carry a pack with a water bladder, food, 1st aid and at least the minimum amount of survival gear. Other than the obvious reasons, the weight of a backpack helps me get a little more exercise. But you feel every gram you're carrying after the first hours. Also steel is magnetic, stainless is less so but its still enough to affect a compass. I wish theses guys would make these in Titanium for a few reasons. One is the magnetic properties, Ti doesnt affect a compass. Two is that its nearly as hard as stainless steel for stuff that gets abused like I mentioned early. It has roughly the same strength as steel but weighs just a little over half as much. Most titanium EDC gear is made for esthetic reasons or bragging rights. It can be diy heat colored and people just like saying its titanium like its rare or has magic properties. In reality stainless steel is a better material for anything that see's hard use and weight isnt an issue. But for those few use cases where weight, durability and/or magnetic properties matter titanium is the ideal material. Nearly every camping supply or outdoor shop I've ever been in has a Nitize rack or case. I think they'd sell a lot of these in Ti. Titanium is slightly harder to work with than steel or aluminum as far as manufacturing goes but these guys are everywhere. HomeDepot and Walmart sell them, they can afford the up front manufacturing cost. So if someone at the company reads this maybe consider it if you havent already. Titanium EDC gear is already popular. Make the spring bar Ti too so it doesnt move a compass needle. Its one more advantage you can print on the packaging and it does matter to a few of us. Otherwise thanks for helping hang on to my stuff all these years.

All of the five add-ons on the bottom of the keychain holder are very useful.

I'm a gardener that carries a lot of keys for the various exterior gates and padlocks on my route. I use my keys many times a day, but I also tend to rub against things that like to snag keys (bushes, my own weed whacker, etc.) This keyrack has been extremely convenient and functional. I broke up all my keys by day so I have Monday's keys on one microlock, Tuesday on another, etc. The slide locks are working great, they're fast and easy to use and I haven't had any dropped keys due to lock failures. In fact, the first big snag I got I felt my belt loop start to rip, but the keys didn't go anywhere. I also love that I can just unlock one of the microlocks to hand out a key if need be. I ended up buying extra microlocks to organize my personal keys as well, I'm done with split rings.

Excellent product. A+ quality. The photo when buying and the specs just led me to believe this was a bit smaller than it actually is. It is WAY too big to use as a day to day key chain. I will use it for camper keys or something. There needs to be a perspective picture.

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Rusty and In a bad condition

Was in fear that I'd lose some of my master keys and thought this holder would work better than the one I had. I didn't realize it had locks too which is an awesome bonus 😎 👍

Quite robust - I have a tonne of critical keys hanging off and often on construction sites as well as operational - it's strong enough not to bwe concerned about dropping keys - the lock mechanism is good too.

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