🔑 Stylish Stainless Steel Keychains: ANIN Keyrings for Men's Fashion Review

The concept of wire keychains is great, but they have some problems. The price is great but some of them don't work. Both ends have a knurled stop and there is a grub screw end on one side. Then there is a female threaded part that slides over another stop and connects to the male end. The problem is that on some of them the plug that the female end is supposed to slide onto is irregularly shaped so you don't get a solid connection. When I tried to tighten it all the way the stop came loose…

It will interest you how you can use these cool little things. I bought them on a whim and I'm so glad I did. I love carabiners and came across them when looking for new carabiners. They call them key fobs, but they do more than just that. Think of a tiny plastic-coated cable with a screw cap. The ends of multiple pieces can be twisted together to form even larger loops. There are endless possibilities. They also make inexpensive and useful gifts.

Slightly lighter than the mil rated ones I thought I would get. I've seen a lot of offers for 2 million and it's supposed to be 2.5 million. I have a mil class that doesn't seem to be thicker than this and I was under the impression I could tow a boat with it. The small one is indeed too small to be used for multiple keys, although using this size to chain individual keys to the larger one is an option so you don't have to fiddle with a loose key when removing it from the ring . However…

I received some of these (only 6 inch) as gifts when I bought some tools last year. I found them much more useful than the standard solid metal key ring. It's easy to add (or remove) elements, yet durable and flexible. I use them for medicine bottles, small tools etc along with keys. I bought them to try different sizes. Although the little ones are only of limited use, I'm still glad that they exist. Keys don't pinch like solid rings, and the larger ones fit in your pocket because they're…

Great purchase. Excellent quality, I live that you get different colors and sizes. I was initially concerned that they would get lost and open over time, but I've had them for a few months now and everything I've used is still secure. I've found quite a few uses for them and I want to find more. I saw a fuse item at a big $5 hardware store for only 2 of them. I figured I should at least try buying online to see if they compare to those and I think these might even be better.

I like it. I use them as keys to various objects and vehicles. I also use them for anything I want to connect or keep up with. I printed out some quick reference cards with my camera settings, laminated them and then punched holes in the corner and connected them to it. They connect easily and securely.