Valtcan Titanium Carabiner Key Chain Holder

I bought this carabiner from Amazon after looking at a number of them on different sites. I am very pleased with it. I was replacing another one that while very sturdy and nice looking was very heavy. I worried that the combination of its weight and the weight of my keys might be too heavy for my car ignition. This is very light weight and handy for me since I am in the habit of attaching my keys to the ring that connects the strap on my purse to my purse. I don’t like hunting through my purse to find my keys. I also like the fact that I can separate my car key fob from the rest of my keys by putting it in the top loop on the carabiner. Very nice, sturdy carabiner!

I had a previous Ti keychain w/ some small tool adjusters on it. (SK021Z) but i like this one better as it arranges your keys on key rings better if you wear them on your belt or you want to clip them to your jeans belt loop while on the go. It looks thin in the photos but its really not even though its strong Ti, its still pretty solid & clips on to belt loop easier than the other one. I can put 3 sets of keys in a row & more comfortably & cliser together to save on bulge & a little bit less noise when walking with them on your side.

Price was high, but I've gone thru so many cheap Carabiner's that tend to have rough edges and therefore hang up on my belt loop, etc. This one works perfectly. I no longer loose my keys, or snag my clothing. Definitely a nice gift to those that have keys like carabiners... well made... i'll update over time, as this appears to be indestructible, but will let you know.

Nice key holder. Very strong feeling while also being super lightweight.Tension keeping it closed it not super tight, but it hasn't lost any keys thus far due to it.Only things I could think of for improvement, would be to beef up the two ends that the tension piece hit. In the beef up sense, make the bottom one (nearest to the pivot point) longer, so it extends past the tension bar. That way, it takes more effort to remove keys held down under.The other change would be to do the same type of deal to the opposite end where part of the body goes into a gap in the tension bar. If force is given on the sides of the bar, it can pop off without much force.All in all, still pretty good for the deal I caught it on.

But let's be honest, it's a carabiner, a rather expensive carabiner, how special can it really be?Well it's titanium, actual titanium, so it's super light (and you can anodize it if you want to). It's designed with two gates that allow you to drop your keys down to the bottom area to keep them from rotating or falling off when regularly using the carabiner. Speaking of using the carabiner, the latch is also made out of titanium and uses the natural flex of the material to spring closed so theoretically it shouldn't wear out and get floppy, at least for a long time. My favorite part about it, however, is that the very edge of the clip is rounded so it won't catch on your belt loop or anything when taking it off to use your keys, unlike cheap carabiners and other similar products.It is definitely towards the top end of the budget most people would spend on a carabiner, but if you want a solid EDC key solution that won't let you down, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Valtcan.

I ordered this product to replace my old carabiner that I used as a key holder that couldn’t manage to keep my keys from getting lost in all types of conditions - so far, so good with this one! Great build quality, lightweight, functional, nice titanium finish.

This thing rocks. I’ve tried several others but none were really versatile and this is the only one that seems legitimately durable and fits both a large key fob and regular key rings. It’s great that it basically has two distinct and separate areas to hold keys. Very lightweight yet feels very sturdy and durable in hand.

Kept having keyring fall out of regular carabiner. Problem solved. And allows for rings in two areas (the V). Impressed with the durability.EDIT: IT BROKE. I have a desk job and live in a condo. Definitely not rugged enough to warrant the price.

I paid around £24, which seems a bit much for a keyring, but it's well designed, and the titanium is really nice. It has a decent spring action with just the right resistance, but it doesn't have a traditional thin spring that could wear out. Instead, it's designed in a clever way with the two pivot points set slightly apart, so the whole bar acts as a spring. It feels like it will last for decades without losing its springiness.

Sturdy, lightweight. Overall I'm happy. You get what you pay for definitely.

It’s a decent key ring. I was disappointed that I Lost my Olight keyring torch off it after it must have slipped off the end - so if you plan to have small rings on this, shield them by putting larger rings on last. You’ll see what I mean when you get it.It’s decent though and looks cool - which is what matters.