Review on 🔒 LuckyLine 80830 Locking Cable by Keith Martin

My workplace has used these rings for many years to securely hold employee key sets and safes. Note that these rings must be crimped together (using pliers or a crimping tool) and then securely closed. I think the one star reviewer was looking for another product that this company makes that can be opened and closed. These rings are more suited to long-term applications where you don't want the key holder to share a set of keys; They can cut the ring apart if they want, but they won't be able to put it back together, so it's an obvious visible sign that the key set has been tampered with. We've also used rigid steel rings in the past, but we like these better because they compress to fit smaller safes, have a smaller diameter to fit through most openings, and don't require special sealing tools. They bend easily and don't snap (unless you squeeze them too hard with sharp wire cutters and cut through the metal, which is easy to avoid and immediately visible). We've also recently discovered that these rings come in a variety of colors and have started color coding our sets of keys so everyone knows immediately which set to get without looking at key codes or tags. Overall very happy with it.