Carbon Fiber

Have tried quite a few key organisers over the last few years and this is the best among them.It can even take an old fashioned deadbolt key due to the extra spacers provided unlike the majority of other brands.As its also proved very well if it did get damaged ordering another one won't be expensive ie I can order one of these for less than it costs to replace the part which broke in my more expensive orbit organiser.Only downside is a few sharper lines (I didn't get the rounded version) which may rub through thin pocket fabric over time.

Bought this as a solution to organising all the keys I use at work and it was the perfect solution. Unfortunately after only a month the ring loop failed, just snapped in half, and I can no longer attach it to my belt loop which was a distinct advantage hence the low rating for durability.

I bought this as I don't like to hear keys jingling in my pocket or when driving in an otherwise quiet car.These hold all my keys perfectly including my odd shaped trailer key and old style door key as pictured. It was very easy to build it up to suit my keys and came with an expansion kit to make it hold more keys.You occasionally need to tighten the screws up (once a week or so) but that takes all of two seconds with a coin.It seems quite durable and looks great. Feels no different in my pocket to a standard pocket knife, much better than regular keys!Wallets, phones, and car keys have gone nice and compact over the years so it's about time a good solution was offered for the rest of the keys!

The little screws regularly loosen and spill my keys everywhere. Its handy to have but I've had to modify with my own nylock nuts and bolts to keep the thing together. Worth baring in mind when you buy.

Didn't expect to much as some people have said that it falls apart. However I've had it on my keys with 6 keys on for almost a year now and is still like new. I've occasionally tightened it up slightly with just my finger but it's never came lose where it needs a screwdriver.If you are concerned about it coming lose I'm sure a bit of lock tight would do it.

Easy enough to get my keys on and it fits them well (2 Yale, 1 Chubb, 1 smaller Yale for a padlock, 1 padlock key with the hole in the corner). Used four black spacers around the Chubb key (2 above and 2 below) to give it clearance, and it works nicely. No shortage of spacers in the kit. I did not need to use the extension pieces, so I cannot comment on those. I played around with spacer configurations for a while, opening and closing the organiser (i.e. unscrewing and re-screwing it) about 10 times in total, but I am very happy with the result. It can be a bit fiddly, and I would be surprised if anyone with non-Yale keys got it all right the first go. But it seems hardy enough. The phone stand slot is a bit small. I can balance my Samsung S8+ (in a big case) on it when using it on a table at home, but it would probably not work well while in motion (e.g. on a train). Also, the edges of the organiser itself are not rounded/smooth, so they could wear out pocket linings and/or scratch phone screens. It's perfect for my needs right now, but it might not be for everyone. I might try the Keysmart one in the future:  KeySmart Rugged | Multi-Tool Key Holder with Bottle Opener and Pocket Clip (2-14 Keys, Red)

What's meant to set this key organiser apart from the rest is the built in bottle opener and phone stand - it was my reason for buying it, at least.However after opening a grand total of 2 bottles, the end of completely chewed up and no longer opens bottles. The "carbon fibre" is now waning and can be picked off at the end. I'm no any kind of fabrication expert so I'm not going to comment on whether its real carbon fibre, but as a consumer (and experienced bottle opener) I can tell you the grade of material used to make this anything more than a key organiser is poor.

The idea of the product is good but the execution needs more work. Frequent opening and closing of keys leads to loosening of the bolt keeping the whole thing bound together. Reading support guidance from the company suggests using more than one spacer between keys which is what I've done. It doesn't seem to make a difference though. The bolts still come loose. The material used for the panels is not that strong. I've used the bottle opener about 4 or 5 times and the teeth are breaking off.