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You don't want to lock all your keys up in a lock box. An emergency key is a good idea, but keeping a key out in the open does not help temptation. Thats where this come in, a great key holder that does not allow the key to be used unless absolutely necessary. The unique tags allow for keyholders to know you have not used the emergency key, whilst not needing the combination to your lock to open. Great product and great price too. Fits most chastity keys I have seen, your key simple slides inside the sleeve and you lock the tag, Easy peasy. If your keys are larger or odly shaped, it might not work. It comes with a good set of tags but hopefully you won't ever need to use them.

I must say, this is definitely not in the price point I would personally pay. However, I do find that the locks themselves are very practical and perfect for any kind of temporary situation. Whether it's for fun time with a partner, or keeping your zippers secured while at a music festival, or just keeping small things together for a short while during a trip, these little locks are perfect. I've used them to keep my backpack zippers closed during trips, and even to keep my 11 year-old's Nintendo Switch in time out. Yes, they are pretty easy to break, but they're sturdy enough to actually require some force/work to make them snap.

The picture shows white text on a black background but the delivered product has grey text on a black background. As a result, the numbers are barely legible. PLUS: my key is too long for this device.

This key lock is a fun addition to anyone participating in chastity. It's great to use for anyone with a keyholder that wants to keep a key hidden but also make sure the locked person doesn't somehow find it and unlock without them knowing or for someone self-locking that wants to keep themselves honest and not unlock. The item works by inserting the key into the plastic slot and then putting a permanent lock through the available hole. The only way to get the key out is to cut the permanent lock. The item is of a suitable quality even though it's simply plastic. You won't be able to remove the key based on it's design unless you cut the plastic lock. There doesn't appear to be anyway to finagle the key out. I'd recommend this to anyone participating in chastity to give a shot since it's inexpensive and fun to add into your routine.

This is a “starter” item for beginners. The key box is small and flat so any rounded keys or larger keys wolnt work. The coded plastic rings are very nice but they are also easy to fake.If you are a holder, be extra careful on inspection. In particular look at the small balls that hold the lock together to make sure they haven’t been squished with pliers. Also push the plastic line out of the box to make sure it wasn’t cut and superglued.In some dynamics the easy (and tempting) manipulation of the device might be a plus. If you are serious about obedience and want to insure your sub stays put, I would consider something a bit more complicated. Because it is limited by key shape and size I gave 3 stars.

First off, this little locking device works for a specific intent. It's not going to keep the keys away, but more so to make a keyholder aware that the keys have been used.This holder appears to be 3d printed, but has smooth edges and seems to be the perfect size for a standard chastity key. They fit right in, and are snug in the case. The little id tag lock goes though the keyring holes and locks the keys in. It's super easy to lock up and works just like you'd expect.Overall, it makes a things a little more fun if you want someone to know if your keys have been used.

Well this added a new level of fun to our already fun life style. Didn’t take my wife just a few seconds to take the key and place it in the box and note down the serial number on the tag. Each tag has a unique number so if removed she will know.

First, the price point for this amount of plastic is WAY off and NOT worth it.Second, it appears that two keys should fit inside (as most such keys come in pairs, makes sense), but it's quite difficult to actually get two keys into this. Had to wiggle & play with them a bit to finally get them both all the way.Once the two keys were in, the holes all lined up perfectly, however.Perhaps if this was a sets of 3 or 5 such key boxes along with 25+ of the numbered plastic locks, MAYBE I could see $18. As is, wouldn't pay $5 to be honest.I would consider this price & the set size if the key box were steel and had a smidge more space for 2-4 keys, however.