Craighill Carbon Closed Helix Keyring Review

The spiral shape forces my keys to stick out in all directions, causing them to keep getting stuck in my pocket and generally making the front door a major pain. Looks cool, but that's about it. Went back to a keychain for 5 cents.

Anyone else hate the traditional wire loop keychain? Chipped a few nails and pricked a few fingers while pocketing and retrieving your keys? This cool brass loop is super easy - just unscrew the end and slide on the keys. I have five keys and a key fob and they fit. It's just a slim, lightweight design. Love it.

I wouldn't recommend this for a janitor, security guard, porter (or my wife). it won't hold many keys. But if you are 2-3 key people like me. that's cool. Oh, and forget to put your giant car key on it. All of this is possible, but then you add rings and compromise simplicity.

As someone said in the review, the end caps will unscrew by themselves. It is true. I read it and was very careful. I really like the design but there have been many occasions where I almost lost one of these caps. I finally lost an ending forever today. If they can solve that problem, then this is the perfect keychain for me. Too bad.

Here's the deal Extremely well packaged, very elegant and minimalist Aesthetics aside, this key fob is grossly overpriced and as previous reviews have pointed out, the end caps that unscrew on their own are a major design flaw. Also, only this colorway isn't available for mainstream shipping, so you're actually paying $36-$37 for a keychain with some serious issues. It's nice, but that's about all I can say positively about it. If they can fix it, it might start to justify the price.

All in all a great key ring. I am very happy with it. The price is a bit high in my opinion, but the quality is right. As previously mentioned, this is a common problem with screw caps that unscrew and lose keys as a result. I've had this issue with other keychains in the past and had problems with this one. Luckily, it looks like the company has tried to solve this problem by applying threadlocker (Loctite) to the threads. I was planning on making it myself when I got it but it was nice to see