So I was looking for another way to improve my keys and came across this little gem while forum surfing
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Pretty cool, but I was skeptical that it would come apart pretty easily. Lucky Line has a couple models, and this one is the “Twisty” model. The only way to release the key chain/re-attach it is to do this
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Not something that one would expect to happen very often to your key ring right? I’ve read here and there about them coming off, and a guy could potentially crimp it, it’s actually designed for that if one so desired, but why ruin it permanently? If you crimp it, and need to add a key, you have to buy a new one. My Idea is to take a small bit of heat shrink and wrap it around the locking part, that way I can cut it off if I need to re-open it.
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The cable is wrapped on this one, but it’s clear. A little bit of hunting on eBay will land you the colorless one for about $5. They also have red and blue ones. I like it a lot, and will probably swap these on my work keys for the blue lucky line twistys, (my company uniform color).
The reason I like it so much on my car keys is that I didn’t notice it. I usually rearrange my keys in my pocket because they don’t always sit right, but after putting this on there, I don’t have to mess with them so much any more. You can get a 5 count on eBay for something like $12 or so, not too shabby IMO.