🔗 Versatile and Durable Shapenty Metal Chains Attachment: Perfect for DIY Projects and Home Decor Review

A member of our family loses things. Unfortunately, this habit includes expensive car keys and key fobs, which then have to be purchased from the dealer and calibrated. I recently came back from a Ford dealership a few hundred bucks poorer, but with a stack of new fobs and (separately) new keys in my greedy paws. one. And didn't you know you can get ten of these tough little guys for less than ten? They are strong, a good size, I would say medium sized, and very useful. The problem is solved!

I use them to go through the small hole in the zipper on jeans and the large button they attach to jeans to keep the zipper taut. In my entire adult life, I've never owned a pair of jeans that didn't have a zipper. What's going on here? I much prefer button down jeans, but I should buy jeans based on their size and price, not the type of fastening system.

In general, they make good keychains. They vary slightly in flexibility, some flexing more, some less. I received one that had fused into a solid ring that was so unusable. I've also seen others report quality control issues. They look good but be prepared that 1 or 2 may not work. The variability of flexibility makes me think about using it for something important.

My German Shepherd has destroyed all the rings on his collar, some in a week. Now he has this ring that has been holding his tags for almost 2 years. Obviously he's not entirely black anymore because he abuses it so much, but I didn't care. He's still in shape, I can still update his rabies label every year, he's exceeding all my expectations.

I like that they are black and they look really good; That's why I bought them, but they seem very cheap. I would compare it to flexible plastic. I put my keys on it and each of them is now free after just putting one key on them. I know what you're thinking, but I didn't offend her. I still use it but I definitely won't buy it again.