TISURD-Rings with Screw Shackle Horseshoe U Shape Key Ring DIY Leather Craft Purse 2 pcs

My key fob and car key kept getting tangle with the other keys on keychain. These two fit perfectly on my key and the fob. I was worried it wouldn't work with the fob since it's a smaller hole, thick and I have a silicone cover on it but happily worked perfectly! It was very easy to put fob on. Swivels smoothly so no more tangle mess. They are very light and didn't add bulk to my keychain.The rings and screwdriver came in a small case to store when not in use. Shipping was quick. Very happy with purchase.

I bought these d-rings for my automotive key fobs. They fit both a keyless entry fob like that for my 2013 Corvette as well as a foldable key fob like that for my 2020 Spark. They do appear to be made from stainless steel and not cheap zinc die-cast. The d-rings arrived packaged within a metal tin and included a screwdriver. I would buy these again.

So, why would I buy this? Simply put, nobody makes a truly durable bit driving keychain.My hobby is photography and one of the things I need daily is either a 4mm hex key or T25 Torx key. Most keychain “multi-tools” have only the 4mm hex and all are large and bulky, integrating stupid crap like bottle openers and clips that serve no purpose than to add bulk.Worse are the advertised bit drivers that hold bits magnetically, whose magnets fall out within weeks because they’re glued in. I won’t shame them by naming them, but ALL of them suck. I know because I’ve spent nearly $100 on trying all of them on Amazon. Don’t trust me? Look at my purchase history.So I built one. I bought a $25 1/4” heavy duty bit adapter that uses a locking, sprung bearing to hold the bit, as opposed to magnetically. To lock onto a ratchet, a pair of 2.5mm holes are on the other end of the holder, perfect for adding this horseshoe shackle.This shackle fits the bit holder I’ve chosen perfectly. It allows me to attach it to my keychain plus provide leverage for tightening and loosening the bolts on my tripods, ball heads, clamps and camera plates. I can also use the shackle with a leverage bar to add real torque when necessary.If you’re a photographer that’s fed up with the crappy, bulky multi-tools claimed to be designed for “us,” just do what I did and build your own. It may be thrice the cost of any other bit driver keychain, but this one works and will last.

Wow, I'm impressed by the engineering of this. Although there are two sizes of this version, i needed one that was a size between the small & large.

Perfect to use with your key fobs. Even comes with a little screwdriver to tighten it. So far it seems very durable. Mine came in a package of two.