TISURMini Titanium Key Rings,Small Carabiner Keychain Clip Quick Release Key Chain Connector Keychain Accessories for Car

Just as advertised. Works great. Not hard to open and close at all. Super light.

Ordered a 2 pack. 1 piece works well, takes up very little space on my key ring, and was easy to install without destroying my fingernails. The 2nd piece does not close correctly and the gap allows it to snag on other items.

I like to have titanium wherever I can reasonably get it. When I saw this available, of course I had to try it!The small carabiner is nice and pretty easy to use. I specifically like how small it is while feeling secure. May take a little practice the first couple of times but it works well. The opening is pretty small though.The rings are nice as well, but I have a few more reservations here.First, I think they look cool and they are thinner than normal rings because of the way they open, different from the usual double loop style. However, that difference also makes it harder to put things on the ring; I had quite a bit of trouble with getting some of my keys on and others that just would not fit. One of my rings is now very slightly stretched from forcing a key through.Second, the rings are lighter than normal stainless steel of similar size; you might see weight reductions of 40% or more! But... when a stainless ring is roughly 2 grams and this is a little over 1 gram, it changes how that 40% number registers. Even my simplest generic door key already weighs in at 7.4g. Is it worth the cost when you consider how many stainless rings you can get for the same price?In the end, I am only marking one star off. The items seem to actually be titanium and do function as promised, so no false advertising. If this is the last titanium thing you need to finish off your set and you're looking at these, you probably already know you want some. Otherwise, I don't think it's worth the price for most folks. The difficulty in getting things on the rings is the biggest drawback in my opinion, and I might go for the mini-carabiner multipack if I just had to have some Ti links and was buying these today.

I have the little oblong-ish clip rings and actually really like them. I've seen some reviews talk about how difficult they are to open, but I found these to be quite easy! Best of all, they sort of stay propped open until you snap them closed. The opening is juuuust wide enough for keyrings, but not much else - though the clip can still flex open further if you make it. The titanium shouldn't ever break or fail on youI like these wide oblong shaped clips for things like attaching car key fobs to the main ring on my keychainAnyway, if you've already been eyeing these, just get 'em - they're as nice as you hope, and easier to use than you think!(My personal "Vine Reviewer" mantra: I never receive items I don't fully intend on using within my own actual household. I typically don't write a review until I've *actually* used the item(s) - don't worry I'll be clear if I haven't - and always attempt to give what I believe to be a fair and detailed evaluation. Neither Amazon nor manufacturers/sellers have any input or influence on my reviews whatsoever)

I've seen these uniquely designed titanium quick release carabiners from a few companies now. Instead of having the normal latch or spring mechanism, these kind of have a split part way through them that allow them to open up. It takes a little practice to get used to how to open and close them because they are not like your typical ones. Once you get the hang of it, they are fairly easy to open and close, but be careful closing them. They close fairly quickly and when they do you can get pinched, this is my only con. It doesn't really hurt, it's just more of a "pain." The bundle that I got came with one of these and four side push key rings, which I really like compared to regular key rings. They are much easier to get keys or other items on and off of. These rings aren't super large, so getting larger items on/off are more difficult. All of these are titanium, and titanium comes at a premium price.