Keychain options?

[Mr. Whippy]

Right now, I'm pretty happy with my keychain setup.  It's really easy to swap tools on and off and remove tools to use, but I'm always interested in keychain solutions.



For me, I like a system that allows me to switch tools without having to open and slide tools/keys along split rings.  I also like being able to take a tool of the keychain for use, and then replacing it on the keychain as needed.

So, what do y'all have?

[Gareth]

I like the same things; to be able to switch stuff around or just remove for use.  I've gone about it slightly differently though by using lobster clips for my SAK and torch.

[Mr. Whippy]

I like that.

At home, I take the keys off completely and just leave the tools, but that would be doable with those lobster clips.

Any problem with tools coming off them unexpectedly?

[Gareth]

I like that.

At home, I take the keys off completely and just leave the tools, but that would be doable with those lobster clips.

Any problem with tools coming off them unexpectedly?

Nope, not once.

[Nutznboltz]

I too like the option of changing out some of my tools so I have a couple of S-biners which work out great.  I usually place tools (photon light ,minichamp, whistle) on one end and my keys on the other end.  Its also handy to clip to my belt loop.

[Zack]

I have a black #3 S-Biner and it works great for what I need.  I have a mini prybar and P-51 on a lobsterclip that attaches to the keyring.  I keep a LM Monarch 300 on the S-biner, and keys on a seperate keyring.  The S-Biner also comes in handy for church.  I play percussion in our church band and sometimes I like play a djembe.  Well sitting down and playing one can be quite difficult and the djembe carriers are quite expensive.  So, I take off my belt, put it on the first hole, then I attach my S-biner to the buckle and the other end to the lug on the drum.  Its cheap, always with me, and quite comfortable.

[Benner]

S-biners! 

Be real careful with those guys, they come unclipped very easily and happened to me a couple of times.  I now no longer use them for that very reason.

[John]

Have you considered these 

[Nutznboltz]

Have you considered these 

I had one of these for my work keys and it didn't last very long the spring broke and there was no tension between the jaws.  Went through 2 of them in 6 months, it was getting constant use though, so maybe that caused the spring to break.  I've never had the S-biner come unclipped in the year that I've use it but I have noticed the spring tension is somewhat light.

[John]

Nutznboltz I was thinking more the SS quick release key rings  ,sorry for the confusion 

[David Bowen]

Here is my keyring, real simple and all clumped together. 

[Benner]

I use a Deano lanyard thingy on my work keys and a sosakonline.com carabiner on my other keys.  I have seen a nice Ti carabiner that I am tempted by though. 

[Gadget Guy]

Here are a few of mine:

[max6166]

GG, those are great pics, but don't you ever want to detach things? 

I always imagined your keychains as elaborate magician's rings rife with McGizmos and lobster claws, etc. 

[Gadget Guy]

GG, those are great pics, but don't you ever want to detach things? 

I always imagined your keychains as elaborate magician's rings rife with McGizmos and lobster claws, etc. 

LOL!!!     I'm hooked on the titanium sail rings. Simple split rings work just fine for me. I'm always looking for better ways to improve my keychain setup, but I haven't found anything I like better yet.