Grey titanium key ring

Five star review. These key rings are more for a discerning hobbyist wanting something premium and heavy duty at the same time. The company that makes them has many great products. These seem to be machined titanium and are exactly precise without flaws. Nice silver color, large amount of possibilities with keychains or rings etc. The price is actually a great deal considering these will last possibly a lifetime. They aren't prone to scratches. Make sure to install the rings correctly, it bends down, never around it might get warped. Lightweight but very durable these would be better than stainless steel even. Comes in a small plastic box and bag with extra standard rings.

Good quality

Because of it's non ferrous (not magnetic) properties,. I wanted the ring for a small compass to carry. It's not easy to use without deforming the ring. OK, but slightly "stretched" the keyring.

I think the biggest thing about these is their light weight. It is also much easier to add or remove keys to or from them than steel split key rings. This is especially true if you have thick-bodied car keys or fobs. You have to push one layer of the ring to the side. The easiest way to do this is to lay one side of the key on its side right or left of the ring of the ring near a break. Push the key to the side toward the break. Then push the key into the gap between the layers. Push the key until the end of outer layer of the ring is centered over the hole in the key. Now rotate the key 90 degrees so it is between the layers of the ring with the outer layer of the ring going into the hole. Continue pushing the ket until it is on the ring. Don’t try to shove a key between the ring layers from top to bottom to avoid distorting the ring.

Great quality and finish. Not as easy to insert keys in them but not too hard either. Great product.

These key rings are very well built but because of that they are also hard to open without using a lot of force which ends up hurting my fingers. I prefer their previous style of flat key rings since they were able to be held open with minimal force without hurting my fingers. However, I can see that they will resist getting bent due to the shape and geometry of the rings. With the flat style rings, I have noticed that if you try to load more than two keys at once that it will get bent. That is easy enough to fix just by bending it opposite direction, but I doubt it if you could bend this more heavy-duty style key ring without an extreme amount of force that's not likely to be able to be done with your fingers although. I am going to be returning them since I prefer the factor easier to use style and plan on getting those instead. However, I do think that there are people out there that could benefit from these heavier duty key rings. I could see them being beneficial if you are using the key rings for something that involves a lot of force or weight such as using them for attaching things to a backpack instead of keys to a key ring.

Strong & secure; much tougher than steel. A bit harder to open; hard wearing. BEAUTIFUL & lightweight.

With all of my previous key rings, it was a painful struggle to add or remove keys, and the ends would annoyingly snag clothing from time to time. I happen to stumble on this novel set of titanium key rings while searching Amazon for other items, and bought them as an impulse purchase. I'm really glad I did--the rings open much easier than my traditional rings, are very strong, and seem very unlikely to snag on anything. After using them for a month I was very pleased, and bought another set to replace the rest of our key rings. By the way, I paired these rings with a small titanium clip from Amazon (TI-EDC Titanium Keychain Carabiner Clip - Mini Quick Release Snap Hook, "Standerd" size) to connect three of these rings with one clip (home, car, and work). Awesome. I know it seems to silly to be so pleased with a key ring set-up, but I am.