IdakekiyKey Chain Bottle Opener 4 Key Rings Keychain Carabiner Clip Key Holder for Men and Women

This is by far the best clip style key chain I have had. Secures the key in place and no worry about it opening and loosing a key. The bottle opener is a great added feature. Just what I’ve been looking for

Two of my favorite things are organizational devices and small gizmos; this (Idakekiy Key Chain Bottle Opener; I got the Black model) is both.So, breaking it down, it's a carabiner type of keyring holder with a bottle opener segment and 4 split-rings done in the same style. The inside is a bit different than you may be used to seeing with carabiners; it's got a set of curved strips that almost meet -- it confused me, at first, until I played with it a bit and realized -- they help keep the keyrings down on one side of it, so you can snap it on and off of things without worrying that they are going to come off, if you aren't looking at what you are doing.It includes 4 split-rings with it, that you can put your keys on, but there's nothing preventing you from using your existing keyrings on it, and, in some cases, you may have to, as the split-rings are flat and a bit wider than 'standard', so they may not fit on some of the thinner keys (specifically some of the more modern ones for cars have a very small opening for the ring, and these are too big for some of them.) Since they are just bonus items (you are buying the carabiner itself, here, primarily) the fact that they don't universally fit all keys doesn't bother me -- I transferred what keys I could to it, and just left the others on their rings and slid them onto the carabiner. Having a set of split-rings that match with it, tho, helps satisfy my desire for symmetry, so I appreciate them being included, and they gave me an excuse to organize my keys into different sets, one per split-ring.The spring is nice and firm, and doesn't feel like it will fail anytime soon, and, overall, the workmanship is good, and the appearance pleasantly fits in with a lot of the tactical equipment I use.Much like most carabiner's you will see on non-climbing sites, it's NOT MEANT FOR CLIMBING; it's a keyring holder, and a good one. For the price, I think it's an excellent gift if you know anyone with a like for this style, a desire for organization and a potential need for a bottle-opener.

My last keychain holder would occasionally release a key or two while in my pocket, not really sure how it would happen as the carabiner spring mechanism still functions properly and was not worn down. I figured it was time to try a different type of key chain carabiner before I lose a key.I came across the Idakekiy Key Chain Bottle Opener 4 Key Rings Keychain Carabiner, and aside from looking like a pretty cool key holder, the design seemed like it would solve my problem. The keychain carabiner is a little larger than I imagined, but it is really in both design and appearance. I believe the color I got was the dark grey, but it looks more like a shiny chrome with dark grey hue, it looks better than expected. I have been using this carabiner every day, it is in my pants pocket all day, so the keys are constantly brushing against it, and while it has developed some light scratches which are only visible up close, the carabiner still looks great.Now, as far as my keys mysteriously unlatching from my keychain, I am pleased to note that it has not happened since I switched to this keychain carabiner. The design on this carabiner does not only look nice but is also functional. It seems that the center hooks help keep the keys in place, so even if the carabiner were to press open, the center hooks keep the keys in the lower section of the carabiner. The asking price may seem a bit expensive, but then again this is not a generic key holder; it is sturdy, well designed, and even doubles as a bottle opener. I feel this carabiner is worth the current listed price just for the peace of mind that my keys are secure using this keychain carabiner.

This is a simple thing, so whenther it's good or bad is all down to the fit, the finish, the quality, and the details. This keyring/set nails all four and then some.Looks great. Works great. Feels great. And the split rings - which is where a crummier manufacturer would chintz out - are superb. Strong, smoothed beveled edges, easy to operate when you want to, impossible to mess up when you don't.I didn't even realize this could open bottles when I ordered it – that's a great bonus!I'd use this for my primary personal keychain if I didn't already have one my kid made me :)As it is, I'm happy to have such a great looking and great-working one ready for when I need it.

Verdict: This key chain carabiner looks good, feels, good and has some great features, but the key separator "fins" are an inconvenient design flaw.I really like the look and feel of this keychain. The zinc alloy makes the body relatively heavy, so it feels solid and durable. The spring mechanism is tight, so it seems like it'll last through frequent clipping and unclipping, and the bottle opener has already come in handy on a few occasions over the holiday season. Having four rings included is nice, but I found I only really need one for my purposes.My only criticism concerns the key separator "fins" built into the inside of the ring. I assume the design is supposed to allow the key rings to move easily down into the lower section of the carabiner and prevent them from moving out of that section, and if the carabiner stays clipped to a beltloop or other anchor, this feature works well. But honestly, it's a bit of an inconvenience if you just want to carry your keys in your pocket - the rings get caught up on the fins and end up in awkward configurations, and it causes everything to be bulkier than necessary.I'm still going to hold on to this keyring, but I'm probably going to use a file or rotary tool to get rid of the key separation feature.