🔑 TISUR Keychain Titanium Detachable BK1: Sleek and Practical Key Organizer Review

I have two different key fobs: I use this one and another one my colleague gave me. I use it mainly for everyday and not for uniforms and am very happy with it, I have a lot of different shorts and trousers and the belt loops are too big for a carabiner so I use this holder and clip it to my belt or in my pocket.

What I liked best was the easy handling with my BDU/civilian trousers. It's very easy to turn on and off, yet securely attaches to my belt. I was a bit hesitant at first because the top of the unit is bolted to the main frame. However, I haven't noticed any loosening so far, and it seems to rely on some sort of support technology holding everything in place.

Great for holding keys and airpod carabiners. The clip is super super light and holds securely, the only downside which was a bit disappointing was that it's titanium, the steel key rings and carabiner scratch the surface. If it were all stainless steel, I'd take it in a heartbeat. However, for its purpose and because titanium is more prone to scratching, it's perfect.

It served me well for a while until it failed me. I carry a lot of things on my keychain including my AirPods, keychain and more, so I knew I would be pushing it to the limit over time. But it broke much sooner than I expected. The screw holding the two pieces together simply broke and my keys fell on the floor while working. So if you want it to last or have a lot of weight I would try something else or be prepared to step up the screw. The screw itself does not have a typical Philips head…

Looks good, is feather light, but has serious flaws. I will continue to use this until it falls apart, but I would like to point out some design issues with other buyers. First, the belt clip bends very easily. I carry a decent amount of keys for work, maybe that's why, but it folds up pretty easily, but I have to do it a couple of times a week. Second, they secure the clamp with a hex head screw. Serious? Knowing that it needs to be reformed and doing that seems crazy to me. Luckily I have…

Very light weight. I set up my key fob so that technically it shouldn't detach from the belt loop. I simply select "If I just need a pen or light and a multi-tool" on the large ring that comes with a belt clip. I use it for my little everyday life without work. I use a shackle and swivel to place my key fob, spare forklift key, and flashlight. Now it doesn't work anymore, it's easy to grab what I need and put it back in, and very easy with everything but a flashlight and a titanium coin.