TiTech Titanium Octagon Keychain

I’d already purchased one of these. Thought it so good, so I purchased another

A little fiddly to use at first, but worth it to persevere. Doesn’t work so well on keys with small or rectangular holes, as they tend to catch. Good and strong. So good, I bought another one.

Love the finish and the shape. More awkward than a standard key ring to put things on but you know for sure they ain't coming off

Great key ring Love to look. Bit tricky to get items on to due to the shape, but can say they arent coming off again.

Used this item everyday with my van keys and a small lanyard. It’s never going to wear out. So if you need a new key ring look no further.

Bought this a long with the carabiner that the same company manufacturer, not used it yet. But this is a joy to use I make into part of a lanyard I was making for a friend and it’s so light no weight to it at all. Hope to get a few more oh and more paracord.

I brought 2 of these, one small, one large. The DO bend easily - but as you need to "slide" (bend) them around keys they are very awkward to use. especially the smaller one. They have also scratched the items I have put them on as they "slide" very tightly onto the items. Definitely wouldnt recommended

Yes, this is an unusual keyring which probably isn't as practical as 'regular' shaped keyrings; but that doesn't mean it doesn't have excellent uses. I bought the large ring and it makes for an interesting - pretty - yes I said it - central ring of my keyring bunch. I've attached my lanyard to it and have other 'normal shaped' MecArmy titanium rings attched to it to connect keys, a torch and a carabiner. It's a beautifully machined, titanium keyring. The secret to painlessly threading them onto things is to move the loose end to the side instead of lifting it up. I'm also convinced it's 'quieter' than other keyrings because of the shock-absorbtion of its 'coil' shape. All-in-all, really an excellent titanium keyring.

Ordered both sizes cause I was hoping for something sturdier than the unpredictable steel grad you'd find in conventional split rings. This MAY still be the case, however: the material is so stiff it is basically IMPOSSIBLE to add most 'normal' types of keys and accessories onto the ring.. Also almost CERTAINLY impossible to remove in any non-destructive fashion, so unlikely I'd even be able to return it for a refund (or, indeed, to add/remove keys quickly, which would be the point of having one in the first place)