KeySmart Classic - Compact Key Holder and Keychain Organizer (up to 14 Keys) (Black)

This comes with the Keysmart itself along with an expansion kit if you have more keys. It’s a well built titanium frame with two screws and spacers to hold the keys.The trick to getting this set up correctly is strategically placing the spacers. Take some time and try different configurations if your keys are misaligned or they are colliding with each other when you close them. Also, make sure your pivot is spaced evenly on both sides.I was able to get the keys to deploy as if I’m using a flipper on a knife. Then, I can swing the one I want completely extended to use in a lock.Another good idea is to make a Sharpie mark in the slot of the screws and one on the frame so you can see if your screws are rotating with use. I don’t want the keys to be very tight, so the screws are just snug. Naturally, they may slightly loosen with time. But, once I decide which keys I’m leaving in it for the long run, I’m going to apply blue Loctite and that will resolve any loosening issues.All in all, this is a nice key holder. The titanium looks great, it’s built well and it’s super compact. It takes a little practice to set it up right, but there’s a link included in the package where they’ll show you how to assemble it. Good buy.

KeySmart Classic | Compact Key Holder and Keychain Organizer (2-14 Keys, Blue)Ok, so I rarely write reviews, but I just have to on this one. Why? Because I find that the overwhelming majority of people who write bad reviews on this product are the same people who can't put together a ham sandwich. This product is ABSOLUTELY worth the money and the time. Read further!Ok, so here is the deal. We all look at the reviews to decide if our next purchase is going to be worth the money. I can tell you it IS! But you say, "OMG, look at all these horrible reviews!"....Ha, well, there is good reason for these bad reviews on this product that fall into two major categories. Read below!Here are the three most common things I have read and how I have debunked these as being hardly worth the negativity:1) "Within days / weeks it broke! The screws, hardware have snapped...JUNK!"1A) OK - Wow people. I can tell you EXACTLY why this is happening. Remember the people I said who couldn't put together ham sandwich? Yeah, these negative reviews come from them. Here's why! When you put together this product, you MUST use the little black spacers they provide to even out both sides of the brackets. WHY? BECAUSE, if you do NOT do this, it will create unnecessary tension on the screws. They are made out of a soft aluminum and will break if tension is applied for long periods of time. And why would you need spacers? Because you may have an un-even amount of keys on both sides, OR the keys are just different thicknesses. And there you have it! Make sure both sides are even, and you will have NO ISSUES. I PROMISE.I have had keysmart on my keyring for almost a YEAR with absolutely no issues at all. Still going strong.2) "Not all my keys will fit due to different shapes, lengths, thicknesses".2A) Ugh....Ok, yeah of course this product is not a SOLVE ALL for your keys. How could it be. They basically designed this product to accommodate the majority of key sizes and shapes. HOWEVER, this is where you have to think for a second before you buy. Look at your keyring, and look at the product. Does it LOOK like all your keys will fit from what the product pictures look like? No? Well, then you have to decide if you want to get it for the ones that DO fit and keep the rest on the ring, OR just not get it and be surprised when everything doesn't fit AND you don't have a ham sandwich to eat because you couldn't figure out how to open the package to get the ham out. At best, this product WILL WORK for all your keys. At WORST, this product will clean up your keyring some.3) "It's a pain to get the keys to swivel out and I have to keep tightening it every month or so"3A) - OMG THIS? Ok, seriously, we gotta kick these people out of the kitchen before they hurt themselves with a butter knife or something. In order to get the right tension, you will have to tighten to your desired torque level with a screwdriver or coin. Just simply tighten a little, and test. Also, YES since this is a screw based system, you will HAVE to give the screws a little twist every so often to keep everything good. Have I mentioned that you can use a COIN for this. It's no inconvenient. People....get out of the kitchen. You aren't safe there.OVERALL: I love this product. The only thing I hate is the fact that I didn't come up with it. But eh, whatever. Just remember, you get what you pay for, unless you can't make that ham sandwich. In that case, it'll always cost you a whole lot more. :)PS: Look at how nicely this cleans up my keyring from my pics. (also proof that I actually have these) :)

I’ve been using a key organizer for years. My first one was the leather wrapped Key Smart. It was great. Lasted about 3 years before the leather started to peal off. For something I used everyday and handled roughly, 3 years isn’t bad.Now I got the Classic version in black with the expansion pack. Double check what model you’re getting. This version is a little shorter than the other models. It’s about 2 1/8 inches long versus 3 1/8 inches for the other ones. For most keys the Classic model is fine. If you have longer keys get the other one.So a bit of a hack here. I don’t like the teeth of the keys sticking out. This thing comes with a bunch of washers to space the keys a part, so you could have all the keys collapse together. Now bear in mind, I have 4 keys and I’m using the expansion pack.If you want to do the same, here’s some tips. 3 of the washers they give you is about the thickness of a key. Use 4 so the keys don’t rub together. The little keychain clip that comes with it, is 2 washers thick. Trying to balance a dozen washers with the keys in between and screwing the bolt into the post is very difficult. So I used rubber washers. It’s 4x17x4mm and equates to 5 of their washers.