ScrewpopScrewpop Tether Compact Key Organizer (Holds-up to 24 Keys and NEVER Loosens | TOOL-LESS) with Bottle Opener and Keychain Attachment

This is a fantastic design! I bought this for one set of keys and also picked up a much more expensive key organizer (around $80) for another set. Honestly, this one is far better! It’s incredibly easy to set up, looks great, and is super compact. The build quality is excellent, and it’s 100% functional. Highly recommend!

A big fan of compact keyholders,, never going back to bulky key rings especially using 5+ daily keys. Screwpop stood out because it’s dirt simple rubber o-ring holds everything together. Plus the flexibility of holding different shaped or non-flat keys sealed the deal. But paying $20 for a glorified key ring better be worth it! (Btw, it is.)Typical keyholders have annoying screws and weak rubber spacers can be a hassle assembling. It becomes lop-sided with if you have an odd-numbers set and even worse if one had to share a key on the spot. It becomes a pain as one reviewer mentioned.Screwpop is all about simplicity and flexibility. From pictures provided, I’ve got a varied gaggle including a bulky roundish bike lock key. Assembling and looping the keys with the rubber o-ring was slightly tricky. Discovering the right length with the different o-rings provided had some trial and error aspect, which could annoy the less patient. Otherwise, I love mine and would highly recommend this especially for EDC fans.One thing to keep in mind and mentioned by other reviewers is that the keys don’t always stay in the compact position or could open up since they’re not screwed in tight like with other keyholders. It’s an acceptable trade-off for me because it can accommodate my wonky set much better than others.

I find this keychain super uber handy. I had previously had a key organizer with screws. I found it infuriating when the screws would come loose and essentially 12 keys would explode loose in my hand or bag. I have been using this key organizer for about a month, and absolutely no problems. It was very easy to put together. Yes, as other review wrote, the keys twist around a little bit if you are putting one in the door and trying to turn, but it is easy to remedy if you just hold the keychain a little bit tighter while you turn. It is also really easy to change out the keys without losing parts. I very much like this and would highly recommend it.

Great that this has no screws coming loose! It holds my keys reliably and is as easy to use, or easier, as any jacknife-style keyholder.Expandable too! It comes with extra bands, four sizes, two of each size. The bands are rubber, so you know they will degrade eventually if they don't simply wear out first.

This fixed a problem I've been having with key organizers so it gets the full 4 stars despite it's annoying flaw.I have a bunch of small keys that can't be duplicated into larger keys (keys for drive cages, cabinets, laptop locks, etc). I've used Keysmarts, Orbitkeys, Ekster one, Bellroy's and last was the the crappy Distil Union KeyLoop (AVOID that piece of garbage). None of them worked for my keys because they were too small to fit on the posts. This one, by far the cheapest of all of them, fixes this issue and is what I am using now.That being said, all the other key organizers I've used can be tightened so the whole package is held together well. Just loosen it a bit if its too tight to swing the keys out. This one has no such ability. There are 2 issues here. 1) they only give you 2 washers/spacers in the package, they should include more but 2) I used washers/spacers from some of my other key organizers to make it stack as thick as I can so I needed a little crank tool to get teh O ring to hook on the posts. Yet I still ended up with a squirmy key organizer that is on the too loose side. It doesn't impact usability, but when the Screwpop gets jostled in my bag or pocket, the keys swing out constantly. Its annoying.I'm posting this review in hopes that the manufacturer makes a new version with the following improvement. Instead of static knobs, have the O ring clamp into into rotatable knobs so the O ring can be tightened. Then you only need to provide 1 sized O ring and, when the O ring gets looser (as is the nature of o rings over time), your customer can just tighten the knob again. Lastly, compared to my other key organizers, this one is the most unattractive. Not an issue for me, but if you make a 2.0, definitely work on appearance as well.

The key organizer is lightweight and good looking. If all you care about is your keys staying organized in your pocket, this is probably a good buy. Using it to open doors can be kind of a pain. The rubber bands that hold the two plates and keys together is not as solid as a metal bar with the amount of keys I have in it. When unlocking a door my natural inclination is to hold the thing somewhere in the middle, as you're turning the key, you can feel the plates twist and slant along the axis.

Very sturdy and simple mechanism to organize your keys. Comes with a bag with 3 extra O rings to fit more keys, comes assembled. Once you start putting in the keys it becomes a bit rough to put together but once you realize how simple it and replaceable are the parts that you can simply purchase at a warehouse store for cheap. I highly recommend this key organizer.

The first key carrier I got depended on shafts that had to be twisted in because they were to small to get in any other way and the trench of the screw was to shallow to fit any screwdriver I had. It always fell apart especially when I have shaky hands. This one does it's own work. It will fit almost any key and will hold it in a compact and attractive system. It can easily be combined with any other add on desired (like a Swiss Army Knife, a decorative pendant, etc) for a larger keychain expansion pack though those can't be put inside the frame easily. However a number of key holder makers have modular tools and those often fit in.