🚤 DriftFish Jumbo Neoprene Boat Keychain: Float 5-6 Keys + Waterproof Key Chain - Green/Orange Review

I have a set of 'dumb' truck keys without a chip and keep them for when I get on the boat. I also keep my wireless WaveRunner keychain on one for easy tracking. (Stupid Yamaha made it black!)

I've been looking for a floating boat key fob for a while because the old chain and foam float kept breaking and I almost lost my keys. This design is amazing! Much stronger and you don't have to worry about the chain breaking.

I purchased a Driftfish neoprene floating key fob to use as a key to our public access to the lake. Haven't used it in the water yet but it's a great size. 3-4 inches in a drawer to highlight that key so it's accessible and we don't lose it. Please note that the order comes with two.

Corresponds absolutely to the declaration. We have a 30ft express boat with an integrated Mercury Smartcraft display over the helm. Required a scratch resistant padded/floating key fob that held our engine key, gangway key, locker key and hatch key - 5 keys total. Did a bucket test on the left and all was good. Good product and good value for money.

I tested it and this keychain actually floats with key. You may be surprised to learn that many of the "Boat" keychains are purely decorative and will blow your key to the bottom of the lake if you drop it in the water. This is a two piece package perfect for boating; One holds the boat key and the other the elevator key.

I love these little keychains! The high visibility materials are fantastic for storing your keys and all those stuff you take on the boat! There is a very cool product that really makes someone who loves fishing, boating and just having fun. Great gift for any boat owner! A real gift for those who already have everything!

I came to the lake in a kayak and wanted to check it out. I added it to my keychain and dropped the keys in the water near the shore and they sank straight to the bottom. I took out all the keys except the car key and it stayed afloat. This works fine if you only have 2 or 3 keys, but I wanted something to keep my regular keychain afloat and this isn't it.

I think this is an improvement over the snap chain float as the snap chain can 'break' easily. As with any floating carrying device, there is a limit to what you can carry on it. I don't want to offend anyone's intelligence but if you have more than 3-5 keys on it I suggest you test it in a sink or pool before taking it out into open water.

This is better than I expected. They are made better than they look in the picture, the colors are accurate and the durability and overall design is exactly what I wanted. I can't believe they had such a good price for the very good quality you get. They are also the perfect size. I've had them so bulky you hate them, or so small you'll never find them. It is great