🍺 Tikit Bottle Opener: Keychain Attachment for Easy Beer Opening (2-Pack, Chrome) Review

Needed a metal bottle opener to carry around on a keychain, flat and not sharp. That fits the bill. The opener works as it should. No complaints here.

I usually carry heavy bags or items in the front seat that cause my seat belt to unbuckle when I'm in the passenger seat. This article saves me the hassle of having to listen to it the whole trip or putting my stuff in the back seat. That's a handy feature, it also has a bottle opener so I always have it on my keys when I need it for the passenger seat or to open a bottle at friends or at home.

The greatest product ever invented, my backpack was triggered by the passenger seat sensor and the seat belt alarm was on constantly while driving, now I don't have to fiddle with my seat belt anymore. They're also great looking and can open pop music bottles (winks). I also do a lot of farm work which consists of driving through the fields going in and out all the time, no more silly noises.

As many Toyota owners know, our cars have many annoying alarms, one of which is the seat belt horn. I'm a proponent of using seat belts, but when I'm moving the car on my territory, in a parking lot, or when it's idling, the alarm shouldn't bother me. Even if my dog is in the back seat or if I put a backpack or bag next to me, this little gadget prevents unnecessary alarms. Looks solid and fits with no problems. It has a small hole so you can attach it to your keychain. Instead, I use a strap…

Yes it can open bottles but that's a plus. I bought these to temporarily disable the stupid seatbelt horn on a 2019 Tacoma. I'll admit it, I'm guilty of not wearing my seat belt on back roads and in parking lots - if I get into a 5 mile crash I'm pretty sure the seat belt won't matter in my survival. I wear my seat belts for normal driving - I just don't need a signal to yell until I decide it's time to buckle it. As for the fit, I found it too roomy for the 2019 Tacoma. Don't worry, I made a…

I ALWAYS wear my seat belt. My parents are so ingrained in it that I feel uncomfortable driving even a few yards without it. I also insist that all passengers in my car wear seat belts. I think you should too! With that in mind, I bought this device to solve a high-tech problem with a low-tech, inexpensive solution. There is a sensor on the passenger seat of my 2015 Jetta that detects if there is a person in it. When the sensor detects a person, an alarm sounds to buckle up. The problem is that