Freekey 1-1/8" Key Ring (2815)

I got tired of fighting to get stuff off and on my keyring and this solves that problem, things go off and on lighting fast. Also I've tried the steel-cable keyrings and some other types that break, but this seems solid as a rock. It is a bit thick so some things like pill fobs won't fit on and other things like car remotes are kinda stiff on it. It's probably gonna be hard on the keyfobs and wear them out sooner than a round profile keyring.

Just like the other guy said, the circumference of the ring is too wide, it causes my keys to get stuck all the time. I'll be returning mine.

People seem to be mistaking this for a standalone key ring. Its not. Its the main ring and the mfr makes itty bitty rings that attach to this one. I ordered just this big ring but apparently Amazon was out of them or someone goofed because I received the entire 'system' sku instead of just the big ring. Thank you Amazon (I also bought a 10-pack of the little rings separately, so now I have 13). Anyway this big ring has a very clever attach/detach mechanism that - despite the flimsiness of the metal - is perfectly solid. Basically the number of turns around the ring before you fully attach a key ring is one more turn than a traditional ring. Thus ... it ain't coming off unless you want it to.Its lightweight and does the job. Definitely worth the money.

I was hoping this would be a solution for quickly adding and removing keys as I need them day to day. And while the keyring is easy to get started, it seems to take just as long as it does with a normal keyring. There are more loops, and the width of the metal makes it more difficult for some keys. Kinda expensive for what it is.

Based on all the writeups I'd seen about this keychain I expected something really awesome. It works, and it's easier to get keys on and off of my keychain, but I wouldn't buy another one. Maybe because of the design, but it's wider than my other keychains so my car key fits but can't rotate/move on the chain (hopefully that makes sense). The feel and finish of the keychain is cheap, in my opinion. And while the picture shows what looks like an easy 1-finger push top open and close it, it takes a little more than I thought. That's probably a good thing since it is a keychain after all, but aside from being easier to open, it's about the same as any other keychain I've owned when it comes to how easy it is to get keys on and off.

expensive. Not that they're expensive, just, when you're buying them for gifts for a number of people, it adds up quickly. I think the concept is fantastic! I've struggled to add or remove keys from conventional rings, breaking or stressing nails. These really do work & appear well made. It's just - I feel - when you give it to a person, they may think it's a dollar item (my perception/problem?). I have no doubt they will last, probably outlast the decorative "fob" on my key chain. Maybe I should've just gotten one for myself. Note: if it doesn't show :-) I'm an over thinker.

Great product, and makes getting things on and off your keychain super easy and fast. Not that most people replace things on their rings *that* often. I also think that it looks super cool and gives my keys an extra little level of "cool."The reason I purchased it was that my trusty split ring was bent out beyong repair when I put on a Gerber Shard one piece multi tool on the ring.

If you want this item, buy it direct from the manufacturer's site, you'll find it is less expensive there and they won't rip you off by suggesting that you are getting the "system" and then send you just a ring! Although, I wouldn't bother anyway, if I were you because it's not very good, skip this use your money on something else.