Reddit reviews KeySmart Classic - Compact Key Holder and Keychain Organizer (up to 14 Keys, Black)
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Key Size Requirements: KeySmart Classic accommodates up to 8 or 14 standard-sized house keys (max of 55mm long and 2mm thick each) depending on which size you choose - no, a car remote does not count as 1 key hereEasy to assemble, no tools required, holds all of your existing keys - attach your larger car keys or fob remotes with the included Loop Piece attachmentSay goodbye to bulky keyrings, annoying thigh pokes, and key jingle for good - organize that mess and free up your pockets with a KeySmart Key Organizer!KeySmart's ultra light, compact body is built with aircraft aluminum frames and stainless steel hardware - the patented S-shaped design makes carrying your keys delightfulHow many birthday, Christmas, or holiday presents can you eliminate right now? KeySmart is the perfect stocking stuffer or gift for any occasion that all key owners will love!
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No more jingley keys, no longer hunted by angry customers
Probably just a regular key ring. I think he means he bought a KeySmart.
I've been slowly upgrading and refining my EDC for the last few months with a focus on higher-quality materials. The only constant since my last post is that my Shures are still going strong.
Quick list, will add thoughts as they come to me:
I'm planning to upgrade my watch at some point, but for now I'm still fairly new to the world of watches so just dipping my toes in is enough.
I personally have tried 3 different sets of Key/Carry solutions. So I will tell you my impressions and let you make your decisions for yourself
I started looking a few weeks ago link here and tried the two I asked. I have a few $ to burn and figured I could give one away if I didn't like it.
KEYBINER
Keybiner is my EDC now for everything except for when I ride. I got the Titanium one. This thing is tough and it does not scratch easily. A little on the heavy side but I do like it and end up clipping it out of the way of my way for most of the time I have it on me. Implementation is easy and when they made a mistake (missing a screw) the guys over at Fortiusarms immediately sent me a new set of screws free and followed up with me. To me this is AMAZING CUSTOMER SERVICE and I plan on ordering my best friend one for his welcome home gift after he gets back from his tour.
Now this product isn't without its drawbacks. If you tighten the screws too tight they are hard to move; too little and they flop about. Also the "estimate amount of keys" is slightly off or my house keys are much larger than normal.
KeyPort
This is a pretty nifty idea and works well for my motorcycle when I carry. The reason this isn't my primary EDC is because of the bulk. I mean this thing is kind of thick in my pockets. I don't mind that most of the time but if you just throw on a couple of shorts and wanted to take the dog for a run this bangs around in your pocket a bunch (at least for me). Thier customers support is pretty good and I did not have a problem getting my keys done through them.
What I think you might be looking for though is this
KEYSMART
I also own this. It is a nice bar size and is pretty good overall. Same torque lock in method as the Keybiner, but no hook to hook on. It is a mixture between the KeyPort and the KeyBiner. I ordered the (2-10) key version and liked it at first, but it didn't suit my needs at all. I could not fit more than 4 keys in it, and if I didn't shave some of my keys down it would stick out and not close correctly. House keys and lock keys work fine, but motorcycle and anything with a rubber head protector tended to be too bulky. The vibrations also would loosen the tightness of the lock so when I ride the device would fold in on itself or hit my cluster.
This does work well though if you don't mind tossing your keys into a bag or want to keep it slim and thin.
Hope this helped.
If you want to still keep your work keys on a separate ring from your house keys, you could try something like the Free Key System.
Otherwise, you could try something like the Keysmart, and put your 5 keys in that, and then just have that, the car key, and the fob on the ring.
I personally use the Keysmart, and it's been great so far. I've had mine for a few months already, and it's held up great. My best friend has had one for several years, and his is also in great condition.
I also recommend a suspension clip, I've been using this one by Keysmart recently, so I just drop my keys in my pocket but hook them on the top of my pocket. That makes it easier to pull the keys out of your pocket, and also keeps them dangling in your pocket as opposed to bunching up at the bottom.
Hope this helps!
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This always an option also. It can hold up to 12 keys. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JOFJJ5Y/ref=gno_cart_title_0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2AAPW4D1N978
I have always wanted one of those KeySmart devices but I don't carry enough keys to justify it.
You should get this for all your keys
Couple of options off the top of my head.
I own the Freekey system and dig it for not destroying my nails trying to get keys on them, but for organization needs, you may want to go with the other two.
This is the exact one I got. I only use it for 4-keys. It came with extensions, so i could probably fit another 2-keys tops. If you see my earlier post, you can note that to be affective, the supplied washers need to be on either side of each key. Well, they take up space and make it tight, but it works great. I can only comment on 6-keys worth. If you have more than that, I would continue researching.