KeyUnity Titanium Carabiner Keychain Clip, Quick Release EDC Key Holder Organizer with Key Ring

My husband needed a new clip for his work badge. I picked this one out for him and it was a great choice. He says that this clip is high quality and the spring system wasn't cheaply made. It's a smaller clip so it's versatile and can clip just about anywhere. It's easy to use. The clip isn't very heavy so it doesn't feel like it's weighing you down. It's a great value for the price paid!

Works great and super sturdy! Got for my husband and he’s had for about two years now. Still works perfect!

Really nice quality just a tiny bit smaller than I thought

Cool design, was a bit smaller than expected, but I got in touch with support and they helped remedy the situation right away with a better size for me. Will shop again.

Light weight, strong, and no secondary springs or pins to wear out. These secondary items are the major cause of failure of most carabiner.Well worth the price.

Titanium is often marketed as “stronger than steel,” but strength doesn’t always mean durability in real-world use. Unlike steel, which tends to bend under stress, titanium is more brittle and can shear or snap cleanly when pushed past its limits — no warning, no gradual deformation. That’s exactly what happened here. After a year of daily use, the clip sheared off at the flex point when pulled at just the wrong angle, nearly costing me my keys. The product held up fine until then, but the sudden failure was a wake-up call. Titanium's rigidity can be a liability for load-bearing or high-stress parts like key clips. If you're depending on this to hold irreplaceables, think twice.

Well made. No separate spring, it’s part of the structure of the clip. Nice color of metal, not coated with anything that can wear off.

I’ll start this on a positive note saying that it is very quality material. But honestly, that’s all that I can really say good about it. It’s considerably smaller than what you might think. Please see the attached photo for a reference. I put it next to a very small carabiner that I was using and was planning on replacing with this new one. It is so incredibly small that you cannot actually hook it to anything. Your thumb literally is in the way of the opening in order to operate it. I thought perhaps it was just my old dexterity, but I handed it over to you my 18-year-old son and challenged him to clip it to his belt loop. He wasn’t able to do it either. So if you were actually planning on hooking your keys to something with this, it’s just flat out not going to work.