Review on Premium Quality TISUR Titanium Detachable Keyring: A Must-Have Accessory! by Michael Cooper

So after years of trying 30+ different ways to hang my keys I decided to try this method as I was expecting another failure. Tried bk1 and bk2. First, bk 1 is an attachment method, and since it's a quick way to attach it to a belt, it can be slid up and off the belt in extreme situations. I tested clip on clip while sitting in the car for hours at work. There were no problems at first, but eventually, after getting in and out of the car more than 80 times during the workday, I noticed the clip started to slide up. Though it never quite came out. Then I tried the bk 2, which needs to be attached to a belt and put on in the right place. With this you don't have to worry about it coming off and it's my favorite way of carrying keys. The titanium clip is attractive with the metal box that it comes in. It's super light and the machining is impressive for $16. The spring pivot is cut in one piece from titanium with stamped notches. This is a new method to avoid using more parts. Cons: I don't know how long it will last. It seems that it can break due to metal fatigue or a strong opening of the gate. The time will show. It's like a rubber twirl when you press the keys. The spring pressure pushes the other unknown very slightly but no problem so far. The only thing I would recommend from the company is the 1.5 inch wide belt loop. The Bk2 has a 1.75 inch loop and can be tilted left or right on 1.5 straps. never mind Overall a great product and I'm glad I bought it.