Key Holder EDC K-Addict by CINEIK V1 Organizer System (Polished) 1-51 Keys + Build Kit Sale

I need something substantial so my keys don't get lost easily, but I want them organized. I picked this based on screw groove size, part interchangeability/build options and compact size. Great feel, machined body parts that are made to last. Screws feel very secure, the kit is interchangeable for your growing key collection. Glad I bought it. If you have two or more transponders that you constantly take on and off like I do, they offer a K-Addict 3' Cobra Braid (on website). May help you manage a bit better.

You already looked at the Key Bar and are looking for something cheaper right?! Don’t do it! Go buy the Key Bar and you wont regret it. Ive tried 3 different key organizers. Key Bar is the best. And if you want something that you have to charge every night and is cheap, buy the Key Smart. Charging your keys? Ok sure.This key organizer will drive you crazy and sure hope you don’t have to change your keys often or you will need to take a couple days off of work to get it done. Holding screws turn when you flip the keys. Make sure you turn the correct way (Righty/Tighty) or the keys will get very loose.It looks nice though. As long as you don’t have longer keys.

This item it great to hold all of your standard keys in one place. The item does have some drawbacks that you should consider before buying. The item is machined well and seems very durable, but the small washers that go in between the keys do not make the keys tight enough. The key holder is designed to hold the keys in like a Swiss army knife but they just don't regardless of how tight you tighten the screws. I was able to add all of my keys from my previous key-chain and organized them a bit more, but for the cost I would like the keys to stay inside the device instead of just dangling out. This may work better with fewer keys but my experience was with the largest setup.

Pro: Keys organised and not spread around in the pocket. Although the metal sides add bulk to the overall 'package' it surprisingly sits nicely in the pockets without any extra bulge. Cons: very tricky to setup/assemble. You need 2 hands to fold out the key which maybe a bit of a hassle sometimes when holding other items in your hands.

Like so many others I've been looking for a way to organize my keys better. I've tried a variety of products and still hadn't found the right product for me. So I decided to give the K-Addict a try. Here's my thoughts after a weeks.My primary goal was to secure my keys in two settings- while wearing business attire, I wanted to reduce the bulk in pocket.- while wearing casual clothes, I wanted to reduce the chance of losing a key, especially while doing heavy work.As for how the K-Addict performs while wearing business attire, I would say a 2 out 5. It does reduce the spread of keys in your pants or suit pockets, reducing some of the bulge. But, it always adds substantial weight on business attire, which can feel akward.As for how the K-Addict performs while wearing casual clothes, I would say a 4 out of 5. No risk of losing a key and it's heavy enough that you keys can't drop without you noticing their absence.There were some factors that I didn't count on or had taken for granted with other products.- K-Addict dramatically slows down the process of locking and unlocking doors. You can't not get a key out fast. More to the point, K-Addict makes getting to a specific key annoying slow. Like carrying groceries or boxes in one hand and reaching for the door knob with the other? Well, that's over. It can't really be done comfortably, safely or efficiently. Use this key organizer and expect to add a full 30-70 seconds to locking and unlocking doors.- K-Addict doesn't accommodate a variety of keys. Carry a gun safe key? Do you usually carry a multitool on your keychain? Both of those things are probably going to be history with the K-Addict? Carry a small deposit box or home safe key on your person? Well, it's too small to use with the K-Addict.- You can't change or add keys quickly with the K-Addict. You need to sit down, get out a small Allen wrench (supplied) and a small regular wrench (not supplied) and fiddle. Plan on 2-3 min, no matter what the instructions say.Oh and the instructions? They are written on a piece of paper that can fit in the palm of your hand with room to spare in 5 point font. Yes, 5 point font. They are not usable in any way. No worries you say because the website is on the piece of paper. Well no. You find the instructions by Googling the CINEIK name, find their website on your own, and then locate the K-Addict video. It's not on the paper. It's not in the small, no-frills ring box that the key organizer arrives in. (No branding on the box? Surely, that can't cost "that" much CINEIK?)All in all, it's $14. I'll use it for a couple of weeks and when I want to sit down and pull out two wrenches, I'll take it a part and go back my previous key organizer. Which for all its failings, still does everything right except putting a big bulge in my pocket.

Awesome Key holder....works amazing ,quality craftsmanship.... easy to assemble... would definitely buy it again... great customer service too.

It is a good product. I still use it after 1 week and will continue to do so. Make sure you secure the screws and nut and all will be fine. I think it is better than a ball of loose keys.

The screws would not thread into the back plate. It appeared the plate was not drilled properly. Didn't take the time to send back but would order Key Bar or Smart Key before the K-Addict, if I had to do over. Very disappointed.