🔑 Lucky Line 3.25-Inch” Review

This is a weird photo they use. It is short and stout with a large round ring at the bottom. Doesn't look like the usual keychains we've all used. It would be nice for multiple keychains but I only use it for one set. A kind of rough cast brass. working class.

It is larger than expected. I used to have a slightly smaller version that I forgot when buying a new car. This one is also well made and I will make it bigger. Clips directly to my wallet and slides down to fit in my purse. Easily detaches from the lanyard and just gives the valet the car keys.

Bought a couple of these for leashes and found them perfect for the thinner ropes I make. I also used a heavy leash but I think it's a bit heavy for a regular leash. After several months of daily use, the surface has become less shiny in places, but does not rust or tarnish. My only complaint is that the ring that came with it is not brass, the shiny part came off immediately and started to rust.

I am very impressed with my new 'lock' although I still have no idea how it got its name? I use it as a key clip on my belt loop where I can access it when needed; it looks massive and elaborately finished in chrome. I was inspired by this gadget and am sure it will last longer than many of my other items as it is very durable in a tiny package. This appears to be the most durable keychain ever made and Luckyline's "Lifetime Guarantee" means they guarantee this keychain will last. I find the…

I based my ordering decision on misleading information from Amazon customer service that this bar is smaller and lighter than the small nickel plated bar from the same company, Lyckybline. It was wrong. It's bigger, heavier, and uncomfortable to wear in shorts. After feeling it up close I decided I liked the smaller version better as it's lighter and hangs better from a belt loop than that heavy bling. I just don't like having anything heavy hanging from my belt loops as it just adds weight to…