🔑 Katzco Fake Rock Key Hider - Discreet Gray Plastic Holder for Spare Car Keys and House Keys - Innovative Home Improvement Solution and Unconventional Gift Idea Review

I actually thought it was a stone until on closer inspection a small piece broke off and it turned out to be resin. Most people won't even notice, making it a great hiding place for my key. And it's the same size and color as the decorative rocks I have in my garden! I am very happy with this purchase. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is the broken Puerh.

I placed this stone mixed with other stones in my driveway yard. It looks absolutely natural and there is nothing special about it that would alert anyone that it is an artificial stone. I managed to lock myself in my house several times and I really didn't want to bother the neighbor who has the key to my house to let me in. This stone serves its purpose perfectly. I can highly recommend the product.

the rock itself looks real and hides well in the garden. It's big enough to hold multiple diff-sized keys, not just one. But the reason I took the star off is because the white beginning part slips out very easily. This means that moisture, insects and dirt can get in. Nobody wants to mess with that. this also means that the keys can also fall out. But for the price it works well.

This is a decent product but not what I expected. In the main image, the key appeared to be in a cavity between two halves of the rock, but actually this image shows two such objects, one at the top and one at the bottom. It's half a rock - God forbid it'll fall one day, there's going to be a big white thing that's going to draw a lot of attention and if it's like mine it's almost impossible to get the sticker that says 'HIDE THE KEY” in big bold black letters so everyone knows. just what it…

Small, handy, easy to open and close, protected from water and sand. While these little cheap fake stones look like any other stone, they are the perfect hiding place for spare keys from the outside. At my house we are notorious for losing our keys. Sometimes temporary, more often permanent. Our home sits on a 2 1/2 acre fenced lot with no neighbors in the high desert and has 4 outside gates that we lock at night or when we are not home for security. It was very convenient to place a stone at…

I have had these keys before but none have been as good as this one and I focus on two criteria: Firstly the cover on the underside of this stone is very easy to use breaking in or opening while others have hidden key covers that slide between the slots and are difficult to close if the key is inserted at an angle or has a key fob attached. Second, it really looks more like a real stone than other artificial stones! Its roughness and gradations of color make it unobtrusive and natural. We have…