TISUR Titanium keyring for keychain, Side Pushing Key Rings Kit, Wisely Group Your Key(S+M)

I like the way these rings work - you don't have to use fingernails or overcome a lot of tension to open the ring, and using them doesn't scratch them up or wear off the finish and create shiny spots. They seem resistant to being bent out of shape too...and all while being pleasantly lightweight. They're just...Keyring 2.0. A far superior alternative to the keyring model we've been struggling with for decades now.Update: Yes, being titanium, they are indeed resistant to being bent out of shape. We have a little devil dog who likes to destroy things; I think it gives him a sense of agency. :) And one of the things he discovered he likes to do is pull the tags off his and his sister-dog's collars. The thin wire rings we originally used to attach the tags to collars made this easy for our destroyer-dog - he just pulled, and the wire rings would bend to allow him to pull the tags right off. I replaced those wire rings with TISUR titanium ones; they're nice and lightweight for the doggles' comfort, and our mechanically-inclined beast hasn't managed to pull a tag off either collar since.I never thought there could be so much to say about something so simple as a keyring, but these really are next-level - an evolutionary stage beyond the classic keyring we've all used since I was a kid. Highly recommended for strength, light weight, and ease-of-use, all of which surpass the old design by a long shot.

Strong, quick, and easy to use. Replaced the standard "nail breakers" on my keychains with them.

I purchased this hoping that it does what it says, or as advertised, and it does, Seller rates a big A+++

Very easy to use. I will use for scuba diving, so the Titanium will be a huge factor and will hopefully last more than ten or so dives. Other chrome, or "so-called" stainless will rust after a good swim in salt water no matter how well you clean (wash) them.

Again another one that’s ok at best.