40 Pack Key Ring Keychain Mix 4 Sizes Golden Metal Flat Split Key Chains Rings for Home Car Dog Tag Office Lanyards Keys Attachment

These are great, high-quality key rings and were exactly what I needed for my paracord project. The pack came with 20 black 1-inch key rings, and every one of them was sturdy, well-made, and consistent in size. They held up perfectly while working with paracord and feel durable enough for everyday use. The finish looks nice and clean, and they don’t feel flimsy or cheap at all. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend them for crafts, DIY projects, or keychains.

Great product and great material for your Dog Collars ! They Don’t Come Off The Collars ! Just Works Better if you use a cup straw to get the Rabie and home address tags on their Collars . And would work for Your Keys Also!

Great product. Rugged and very versatile I'm very happy with these keyrings. They are a little small but that's not an issue.

They appear to be as shown/advertised. Flat black ring. Seemingly sturdy construction. To be used for paracord keychains; gifts for the holidays.

Just 5 stars out of 5. Does exactly what a good key ring should do, and nothing it shouldn't. Here's why these little flat wonders earn a permanent spot in every kit I build. First off, the design is smart – they're flat wire, like a mini version of angle iron, so they stay strong without being bulky or stiff. You have to put a little muscle into prying the sides apart (they snap together tight like they mean it), but once open you can slide on keys, flashlights, tags, whatever. Then they close up solid and stay that way. Perfect for "set it and forget it" attachments – not the kind you fiddle with daily, but the ones you want locked down for good. Second, the real magic is how skinny they are when flat. Those stupid-small holes on gear – you know, the ones on mini flashlights, magnetic quick-releases, or tool lanyard points that laugh at normal round key rings? These slip right through almost every one I've ever fought with. No more cursing and hunting for needle-nose pliers at midnight. They just work. Third, the price is almost funny – about $4-5 for a bag of 20, or roughly 21 cents each. You're basically buying reliability in bulk for pocket change. Weight? The whole bag of 20 comes in at 50 grams. Each ring is around 2.4 grams – literally the weight of a single penny. Toss a handful in every bag, jacket pocket, and toolbox without even noticing. These command no respect until you're trying to attach something important in the cold and dark and the fat round ring won't fit. Then they're just what you need. Buy the pack – you'll burn through all 20 quicker than you think rigging up lights, tools, and quick-release points. Grab a bag or three. Cheap insurance that your gear stays where you put it. Highly recommended.

When you put your key on it they don't go back in place, stays reamed out a little. Not spring steal. Coating rubs off easy too

I wanted to get rings that were durable and didn’t deform easily. These are basic, not bad, but not great. No better than the slightly opened rings I intended to replace. A tip though, is the longer you hold the ring open to put your key on, the more likely the deformation will be permanent.

It's the ring portion of a keychain. It does what it's supposed to do. However I will admit these are a little better quality and they're thicker and can withstand the distortion when you try to put a key or something that's thicker on it. The finish doesn't appear to come off and I've used them on keychains, zippers, and to hold various things on different 3M hooks.