Maxpedition Gear Keyper: Organize Your Essentials in Style Review

To be honest I thought I was getting three for the price I paid. There were 3 of them in the only picture but I assume this was done to show the different colors. So it was a disappointment. It seems well done, although I don't think this clip will last very long since there's already a game in mind in a few days. For the price to sum it up. If I get 3 for what I easily paid 5 stars.

Does what it's supposed to and lasts well for several months. The velcro is very secure and adjustable, you don't need to remove the strap to attach. Works well with one hand. The only thing I would change is to make it reversible to make it easier to use with one hand when using the left side. (This is a VERY small point). The black coating is a bit worn on me but has been used quite extensively.

I just received this item and I'm thrilled! This is my second, the other one I used at work and this one is used in civilian clothes. I liked the design and the functionality. My keys are secure and my key is easy to insert and remove. And I noticed that my key doesn't wobble when I walk, so it's a bit quieter and you can also attach it to any bag. I highly recommend this item! An essential item for anyone who carries keys.

I bought this key in 2013 and eventually gave up, mainly because my new chair has a handle that loves to grab my keys and rip them off. my belt. The clip is still as tight as it was when it first started, with just enough spring force to make it easy to attach and detach the key ring with precision, but never had a problem with the keys slipping out. After 7 years of daily use and loosening of the Velcro, the loops began to wear out and eventually reached the point where they were no longer…

Like most people I have two sets of keys. I have a kit that has everything. My truck keys, car keys, house keys, sheds, kingpins, lock keys, you know what I mean. I look like a school janitor moving about in this mess. But most of the time when I leave the house, all I need is my truck and my house keys. Plus Microstream Nano. Thin and Mean! I toss this guy on the kitchen counter in my little drip tray and I'm ready to go. This is Maxpedition. Built for war or nuclear disaster. He will outlive…

I was looking for something to keep my keys from a belt loop. In the winter my belt loop came loose and the keys fell out. Luckily I wasn't camping at the time. I saw this and decided to give it a try. All I can say is that it is very well built. The metal part that holds the keys is nice and thick and solidly built. I don't see any wear even after years of use. The nylon part is ribbed and durable. I didn't pay attention to the velcro on the inside. I know this is done to keep the keys in…

I really like this key, but unfortunately the Velcro doesn't hold up for long. I would easily remove it from my belt with one hand, probably 5-6 times a day. After 6-8 months, the Velcro is no longer securely attached. I would have bought myself a little more time by tidying up any threads or things limiting contact, but in the end it wouldn't have been enough. I got so addicted to this thing that after 8-10 months I bought another one. The same thing happened over time and I decided that I…

I started buying these key clips over eight years ago. I first bought a work and a personal one. Four years later my job lapsed. I'm a correctional officer and some of these key sets are heavy and on fairly large rings. They are constantly clinging to chairs and other things. In my spare time I like to camp and go hiking, I'm not a small person and therefore often get tangled in bushes and the like when I'm walking in the bush. These clips take a few insults and move on. I've found that most of