Bluecore EDC Outdoor Paracord Survival Keychain, Emergency Paracord Survival Kit with Compass, Flint, Whistle, Bottle Opener, Carabiner, Key Ring, Scraper

I bought this product because I wanted to make the key chain I carry everyday be used for more than just holding my keys. Unfortunately this product didn't get everything right.Some questions I had that I now have answers to:- The carabiner is metal- the buckle is made of plastic- This does in-fact ship with 2 keychains!Now for the problems I had:- The bottle opener is terrible at opening beer bottles. Unless one carefully hooks it along the outer ridges of the bottle cap and carefully but forcefully lifts up, the opener will slip out. The biggest reason is that the part that is suppose to hook under the cap is too small to keep its place, which results in it easily slipping out.- The compass sucks. As stated, it doesn't work effectively when the buckle is attached, but when remove the compass is still slow at getting to the correct orientation. Rotating the compass 180 degrees, it took the compass about 4 - 8 seconds to rotate back to its proper orientation. Mind you, I didn't buy it for the compass (I'm even considering removing it from the buckle) but for those buying it to use in the wild, don't depend on this compass.- I'm still not sure how to use this flint & steel fire starter, but I have seen sparks after some aggressive attempts.- The metal keychain ring inside the plastic square buckle feels like a weird design choice, but now I'm just nit-picking.What this product got right:- The whistle is loud. I didn't think this would be a good whistle, but I'm not disappointed by how loud it can get. I have no measurements, but blowing it in a closed room did bother my ears, and I wasn't blowing really hard into it.- The knife portion that is used for the flint is actually really good to use as a discrete blade, I've had its uses to cut open packages, which probably makes it the second most used tool on this keychain, #1 being the keychain that holds my key.Overall, I was disappointed that it didn't have a good bottle cap opener, and I might consider buying a different carabiner to replace it because of that, but the fact is that this is the cheapest multi-tool carabiner AND it comes with TWO of them as opposed to one (I'm looking at you Holtzman’s #1 Best paracord keychain carabiner survival tool, selling exactly the same product for $4 more and one less keychain). I still think this is a great product if you're looking to get a good deal on multi-tool camping keychain. Just don't be mistaking this for the best.

Nice value. I got 2 of these and finally added some paracord-survival-bracelet style to my life very easily. I really like the way this is packaged. It really distinct from all the rest and I decided to give it a go. What I like is the re-purposing of the survival bracelet; I can just pop my keys off and pop them back on; as oppose to unhooking all my keys. Then I love the dohickey carabinger clip; once again it has it own look. Clip is very satisfying to open and close; feels sturdy, secure. I really wanted the bottler opener to work and this influenced my purchase. I am happy to report that it does work well. It's a dohickey so you don't pry from the bottom up to pop off the bottle cap. You hook in the nib and continue to pull up and press down into the bottle cap. Caps comes off with little effort; very satisfying and drama-free but rugged -- all at the same time. Mileage will vary. If there are doubters, I may go through the effort of posting pics or video.New use: I have been using the scraper to open packages and clip coupons. Sweet.

This is one of the few paracord keychains I found that had the compass on the detachable part instead of near the carabiner. I t also has a nice slim carabiner instead of a fatter bulkier one which is what I wanted. I almost settled on crafting my own since the parts are available until I finally came across this one. The price for a pack of 2 was very cheap but don;t let that fool you. These were crafted well. I do recommend.

This was used for doubling up on a dog leash. The hook on all leashes have an falt. Spring loaded, can and has separated.So i backed it up. Our dog, a Beagle is a Houdini ! She will roll around and gets caught up some how , then releases.So i came up with this product and lined it up next to the leash hook.Works great no more Hudlin. 👌

A low-quality item but it gets the job done. (Tan keychain at ~6mo use, black keychain still brand new).Pros:-Carabiner clip is sturdy enough and pretty useful. I clip it onto my belt and push the rest into my pocket.-Functionally still accomplishes the job it was designed to.Cons:-Compass is pretty unreliable and gets stuck sometimes. Wouldn't recommend using for anything but general directions.-Fire starter stick broke off within a month.-Plastic buckle cracked, but still works.-All the paint chipped off the key ring within a week. Why even bother painting it?Overall a pretty cheap and unreliable item. Would recommend looking elsewhere.

These were cheaper than buying separate parts and assembling. Everything works well except some compasses can be sensitive causing false readings unless held perfectly level and tapping.

Havent. Broke yet have had for over a month

Not a fan. Returned the product.