TISUR Titanium Keyring with Side Pushing Design - Stylish Men's Accessory in Keyrings & Keychains Review

I'd say this ring is probably titanium, but it's not heavy at all! The ring feels like plastic and is actually just stronger than regular rings. I doubt it's not made entirely of titanium, or rather not the kind of titanium you want when you're looking for something as durable as a climbing carabiner.

The list of statements is "easy to open with two fingers" - they are very difficult to open IMO it took me two hands to separate the rings then you have to insert one finger to hold it open and yours attach other hand to free key. Is it easier than a regular keychain? Yes, but just a little easier. Not worth $15.

Titanium is expensive but it's great if you have a Warden keychain or like me hanging 6 things on an EDC set, that's where titanium shines, it sheds weight compared to steel rings.

Best buy in a long time. Completely eliminates the possibility of breaking nails! Attaching keys and other gadgets is very easy, they are durable and well made, and I put through one of the four stress tests and it returned to its original shape.

I ordered the small version. That's exactly what I wanted. They are very light and durable. It only takes a small loop to attach and remove another set of keys. Ideal

I've spent hours getting this to work. I can get them to come loose, but barely enough for one of the keys on the ring. The idea is great, but it's easier to risk a fingernail than keep working on it. All the positive reviews surprise me because I don't give up easily and continue to use these rings.

These are the best keychains I've ever seen. They will not fade or chip. With this push connector ring design, it is very easy to turn on and off the keys. None of them will ever fall. The worst that can happen is that they can deform with great force.

Not as easy to use as they seem and they deform quite easily. But they work and look good. But the optically stretched shape is hard to miss. at least for me.

I use it for my various cars as well as clients' cars and they start and stop easily too. The titanium strap key holder makes it easy to remove the key. Overall great.

I use them for my keys and also to store my measuring spoon sets. Unlike traditional keychains, titanium keychains can be easily washed in the dishwasher.

I was looking for a replacement for a standard key fob that was starting to deform due to the number of keys I had (and probably being stuck in my pocket most of the time). All requirements were thus fully met. Although not smooth, it has a nice texture while being very durable.

They're a little tricky to use, but they work better with certain types of objects and don't stay stretched after loading.

Much lighter than normal keychains and very durable. I love them and will order more. I would take the larger size unless it's for a key or remote etc.

I don't normally write reviews, but they were so awful that I feel compelled to warn anyone against wasting money. You can't put anything in them and they're thin. Very disappointed.

I love anything with titanium, but material aside, they work much easier than traditional keychains. The design itself is great, even if it's not titanium.

The overall design of these keychains is unique and much simpler than traditional rings that always break nails. The overall finish is matte with a darker gray which is a plus. Would buy again.

This product works as described. It's easier to insert the keys into the ring and won't damage your nails. Bigger ones are better and easier to put keys in.

It is great. This Christmas I made leather keychains for several family members. I used these rings, not the stock rings. Everyone loves her.

It's lightweight, durable and has a unique shape for easy handling. This is a tough keychain; I use it for more than just keys. I also use it to add another layer of strength and security to my wallet chain. I've stress tested other keychains (didn't work) but this one met, if not exceeded, my expectations. I plan to buy more soon.

They're just as difficult to use to turn keys on and off as a standard ring. Based on the description I thought they would be more flexible and easier to use with keys. You are not. The rigidity makes it on par with most other keychains.