#Key holder keychain upgrade#
Better still, you can get them in stainless steel or upgrade to lighter, stronger titanium. Think of them as Swiss Army Knives for your door-opening charms. One of the more well-known keychain alternatives, Keysmart’s Key Organizers are brilliant little devices that let you keep your keys secure and organized while also stopping them from clumping together in a lump at the bottom of your pocket. Just keep in mind, if you carry more than six keys and keychain accessories, this probably isn’t the solution for you. This clever keyring improves upon the innocuous device in two ways: it’s made from lighter, stronger titanium and it boasts a split-ring design that makes removing or adding keys and keychain tools much less frustrating and painful without sacrificing security.Īnother beautifully simple and elegant alternative to traditional keychains and keyrings, the Maxx & Unicorn Pendulum Key Hook is made in the USA from solid brass and gives you the ability to keep your keys together and organized, but also - as an added bonus - allows you to hook them to your pocket for easier retrieval at a moment’s notice. That is until the Handgrey Knox came along. The keyring, as we know it, was invented quite a long time ago and then, so it seems, completely forgotten about by designers and craftsmen - meaning it hasn’t really been improved upon since. It’s also elegant, beautiful, and available in your choice of brass or black. Such is the case with the Craighill Wilson Keyring - which uses age-old spring technology to stay secure and makes for easier opening when you need it. Most folks don’t need to add or remove a bunch of keys or keychain tools often - but those that do might be interested in a keychain that allows you to take them off or put them back on without hurting your fingertips and/or fingernails. Better still, it doubles as an ad-hoc bottle opener and pry bar for a bit of versatility in its overall functionality. You see, this clever titanium keychain gives you access to a Philips and flathead bit at all times - so long as you have your keys on you. It’s small and simple, but it can be a lifesaver in a pinch and gets big points across the board for convenience and simplicity.īig Idea Design’s Titanium Pocket Bit comes with a keyring, but the real star of the show is the attached dual-purpose bit driver. Simply attach your keys to this device and you can keep them secure and at-the-ready in your pocket - but not jingling in a lump toward the bottom. Proof that elegance and extreme minimalism can definitely go hand-in-hand, the TEC Accessories P-7 Keychain Suspension Clip does quite a lot for such a tiny piece of gear. TEC Accessories P-7 Keychain Suspension Clip Most people likely don’t have enough keys to make use of this pick, but if you’ve got a key collection that’s akin to those used by janitors, this could save you some major hassle. Designed specifically for organizational purposes, this split-ring system lets you group together keys so as to keep specific ones together should you need to remove them from your larger collection. If there is beauty in simplicity, then the Exotac FreeKey System is a work of budget-friendly art. And while picking one out is a distinctly personal process, we’ve gone ahead and stacked the deck by putting together the following list of the 25 best EDC keychains and keyrings you can but right now. Like a wallet - the device used to carry your money and identification - an EDC keyring is likely a true necessity, as most people need a means of carrying and organizing the keys to their house, car, mailbox (if you live in an apartment), etc. We’re talking, of course, about a keychain and/or keyring. Well, one of the absolute most widely carried pieces of everyday carry gear might actually be something you don’t give much thought to in your comings and goings. However, just about everyone has some version of a wallet they keep on their person almost compulsively. For instance, many people aren’t too keen on carrying a knife with them at all times - likely because of their reputation as weapons and the concerns of danger therein. Of course, there are some items that are a lot more ubiquitous than others. If you’re reading this, you’re probably already somewhat familiar with our stance on EDC - that there are a few pocketable pieces of gear we deem “necessities” that we believe everyone should carry day-in and day-out.
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