Contacts-Genuine Leather Car Key Keychain Holder Metal Hook and Keyring Zipper

This is not a knock, but it will be up to you to figure out how best to make this work for you. So far, it's the sturdy, high quality solution I was looking for. I had been wearing several key rings on the bottom of two medium carribiners, so my key rings would ride low enough to fit in my pocket. At retail stores, I had to fish off one ring off to use my little discount tags. One car has a traditional key port for starting it, so I would have to wrestle that key ring off to use that car (or lock the front door), while our other car is keyless, so they could just stay on my belt. But getting into either car meant possibly getting stabbed by my keys. Then, sometimes, the rings got so tangled, the wrong ring would come off while I was struggling to get at the one I needed, fall and get lost. That was the last straw. When I got this, I happened to be preparing to get a baseball glove, so I treated it the same way. I bent it around in all directions, pounding it with a rubber mallet, careful not to smash the keyrings or my fingers, then covered it with a Wilson baseball glove softener and put it under my mattress in a plastic bag and slept on it for two nights. (The glove softener is just lanolin and vitamin E that you can get from Amazon or Dick's. Some use Bag Balm, a product with lots of uses. Vasoline has gone out of style for leather, but as a kid, that's what we all used.) I know it sounds like a lot of work, but I didn't spend too much time or effort on it. You could just break yours in with use, but it would not become as immediately comfortable and flexible as mine. Now, I jam it with keys and tags and can still zip both sides closed without risking breaking the zippers, which are of a better quality and construction than I expected. I still use it at the end of two carribiners, one looped around my belt, the other hangs off that with this key holder jimmy off the lower one, stuffed into whatever pocket I choose to be below it. (I can't imagine attaching the little top clip of the key holder directly to a belt loop. They rip too easily, and you'd both lose your keys and ruin your pants.) If I need anything in it, I slip the whole thing off the lower carribiner,and back on, without risking losing anything. When it is on my belt, it's in a neat little package that stays securely, and surprisingly comfortably, in my pocket. And I don't get stabbed anymore. But, as I say, you'll have to make it work for you.

I chose this holder after trying two other brands that were a dismal failure. They were cheap and flimsy and broke almost immediately. Then I purchased this one and it’s been great. It is sturdy and the look of it is nice as it’s not screaming some crazy bling. It goes well with most every purse I own. My one house key and door clicker fits on one side and my car fob on the other. The zipper is reliable. And although I haven’t gotten it dirty it seems like and easy wipe off.I clip it inside/outside my purse and even onto my leggings when I go for walks.

This is a very good quality leather key holder. It has two separate compartments, which are both big enough to hold a normal-sized key fob. I keep my key fob in one compartment and a jump drive in the other. Both sides have a key ring to keep the keys from falling out, which is important especially at night. I added a lobster-clip keychain to the side with the jump drive to make it easier to detach when needed and there is plenty of room for both.Good quality leather, nice stitching, quality hardware.This is NOT anti-RFID. No, the description doesn't mention it but in case anyone is wondering :)

I bought this case because my keys kept digging into my leg when I sit down and fishing them out of my pocket while I have my hands full is always a chore.My review for this case.Quality Material- 5/5Ease of Use- 3/5Price- 5/5This thing is worth the money spent and has helped. My only reasons for taking a star off my final review is that the key holder is easily sat on when you get your car, so you have to make sure you dont keep sitting on it (which will put strain on your belt loop).Also you hardly realize its there after you get use to it. This is great, but also scary, as if your belt loop finally wears down or it gets detached to whatever you attached it to, you will not notice until much later or you need to use a key.And finally, I have NEVER dropped my automatic car key until I bought this thing (dropped them 3 times until I finally just took the thing off my belt loop and opened it inside my hands). My hands are normally full with my briefcase, a drink, a phone, etc, and fishing the key out of the small zipper pocket without having it fall to the ground ends up being a hassle.I am glad I bought mine and i'm a smart enough guy I can work around these quirks but just wanted to let others know so that if they do buy these they can use them with greater ease that I did at the start!

I had a key fob case from my previous car that lasted 8 years. This one is even better. I like the two compartments; one for the fob and one for my house keys. Seems well made, but only time will tell.

This key case is small enough to fit in a purse without taking up too much space. In the 14 months I've had it, the leather hasn't worn at all, the key rings inside have held up, and the case still looks brand-new. It has room for an electronic car key on one side and four house/office keys on the other side without (seemingly) being too full--the zippers have never seemed strained. However, after 14 months of use, the zippers on both sides of the case have separated. I'm going to try buying another of these, but if the next one doesn't last longer than a year or so, I'll be looking for a different product. Sure, it's only $14.99, but I don't want to keep shelling out that much money every year.

Love my key holder wallet! Very sharp look. I bought the camel color. I keep car key on one side, and house alarm fob with a few metal keys on the other. Perfect! No worry that placing my keys on my car's leather seats will scratch them. It just looks great and is easy to find in my purse. Small enough to keep in my coat pocket. However, a credit card is larger than the pockets. So you might wish to use the 2nd side for a few bills. Also comes with a sturdy metal clip to attach to your purse or belt loop.