KeyUnity KM00 Titanium Belt Loop Keychain Clip Double Side Quick Release Key Holder with Detachable Key Ring

I was looking for a convenient way to keep my earbud case handy yet not bulging from a pocket. I am using the Sony WF 1000xm5 earbuds which have a relatively small case. Despite the small case, neither the front shirt pocket or pants pocket is great.This clip is the answer. I simply put the case into a silicone cover with a side ring and clip it onto this key holder.The holder is very well made. It hasn't deformed or loosened up over time, (like cheaper steel clips), and is big enough to accommodate all sizes and thicknesses of belts.Definitely worth the money to have an easy to use earbud clip.

Love this key holder, well made, great quality, and holds onto belt sturdily. The keyring it came with is also strong and holds in place. Definitely recommend this.

This is a great clip and the small size and strong titanium are both strengths. For those who complain that it's 'easy on - hard off' Please note: You cannot just pull up and expect the key ring to come off as easily as it went on. It will indeed rip everything off your belt that way! It's secured that way for a reason. You DON'T want it to come off easily. For those who have never used one before it can take some getting used to. Once you do, you will giggle at your former self. Promise.Here's the secret/trick: When attempting to take the key ring off you must pull the ring UPwards with your first two fingers WHILE PRESSING DOWN with your thumb on the clip (part over your waistband or belt).In other words you are creating oppositional pressure with ONE hand (actually with two fingers and a thumb ;-) Trust. It's eminently doable. Once I got used to it it's like breathing. No thought involved. Furthermore, you don't even need a belt (it gets in my way). Simply slide the clip over your pants waistband (jeans DO provide more 'grippy' surface than dressy trousers). When you need the keys, press DOWN with your right thumb on the clip, while pulling UP on the keys with your two first fingers. You will apply a bit of a jiggering move with the thumb to help ease the clip apart as the keyring slides through. And that took fifty hours longer to write and say than the actual move does. :-D Just trust me. You'll figure it out. Mess with it for a bit but do NOT use two hands. I now do this approximately 20-30 x per day. It took me about three days to lock in the movement and stop thinking about it. Like breathing now!P.S. If you wear your shirts longer/over your pants waist, the shirt can get caught in your move and be annoying. This works best if you are NOT trying to navigate an UNtuckit ....either tuck in or wear cropped/shorter tops.

Simple design, easy to put on and off. Feels sturdy and will have for a long time.

I have been through soooooo many key clip systems and this one checks all the boxes for me. The simple design makes it very user friendly. Easy to get on and off belt. It's titanium so it's super lightweight and durable. Key Unity makes quality stuff so no worries. I'm more the happy with it. Oh and the split ring it comes with is titanium as well.

Well,it does work,and it's quite sturdy. That's the good news. It only fits a thin dress belt about 1.25 inch max. I needed something for jeans which is usually a 1.5" to 2" size belt.. Most men wouldn't want keys visibly hanging from dress pants. What i now recommend is a pear shaped key clip that attaches to a belt loop. These clips have a big end and a small end,and it's just one cleverly bent piece of steel or titanium. These key clips look,and are kinda small,however they will hold a bunch of keys very securely. Think roller coaster level secure.. P.S. This type of clip lays flat without twisting.

Good item

Are you are tired of putting in your pants pocket and ending up an uncomfortable bunch of keys often. These titanium key keeper is what you need. If you wear a belt, slide the key keeper on the belt where you want to keep your keys handy and secure. Just click the key ring with all those keys and keep them on you belt and not in your pocket.