Sensi Patent Keyholder with 6 Rings (Skyr60)

I have been using my Sensi keyholder now for over a week and I can say I'm absolutely in love with it! Way back circa 2000 I had bought something similar from Brookstone that was amazing until it broke (after 3 years of heavy use) and I've been searching for a replacement ever since. I like to carry a lot of keys with me as well as all of my shopping tags but hate having to fumble with a big wad. Tried the retractable keyrings but those always break so fast and doesn't solve the car key issue. Using something like this you can pull off which key you need quickly and put it back even faster. No heavy keyring breaking your car ignition or having to toss around your full set of keys just to show a shopping tag. Combine this with a Tile to keep track of them and you're golden.This is far better quality than my old one by far. It's all metal parts, solid and not flimsy. Each ring as well as the 'hook' can come off. The hook is strong and isn't about to let go of whatever you clip it to, though it is smaller than a carabiner if you are used to those. It clips onto thinner belt loops and metal rings fine, but if it's wider you might have issues with it. Simple solution is to take the hook off and use one of the keyrings with a carabiner. I do wish the manufacturer had more attachments available to chose from. There is a hook on a chain available but only as a full set. Would be nice to be able to get them separately because shortly after buying this I got a new purse and the hook on a chain would be much better for it.One thing to note, the rings that come with this are somewhat on the small size. I found it easier to put a larger ring on each of those to put my actual keys on. No way were my actual keyfobs going to fit. This does make my overall keyring bulkier but also gives some length to spread them out a bit more. They do make larger replacements with the 'tab' but they are not necessary unless you're really fastidious about your keyring setup.Overall I'm extremely pleased with the quality of this ring and highly recommend it to anyone.

UPDATED: 2016, Dec. 9th - After 2+ years later, still 5/5 stars. All new keys, same key ring. For a product that I have handled almost every day since purchase, there are no signs of weakening or loosening parts. I’ve added additional pictures of my current key setup.PROS+ This keyholder is solid. All parts are made out of metal, and the weight of the keyholder will confirm this. It has a brushed metal finish, that keeps it’s appearance subtle and barely reflective. The central component is the size of a quarter.+ (2016 Dec.) For runners, walkers, and bicyclists this key ring allows you to leave the home with only the necessary keys. No bulk.+ (2016 Dec.) Going on a trip, bring only your house keys.+ (2016 Dec.) Taking an Uber or Lyft car service? Detach and leave your car keys at home to take only your house keys.CONS- If I were forced to nitpick, and find a con, it would be that the rings the keys are intended to attach to were a bit small, but not impossible. The rings’ small size only causes issues when attaching certain keys. (In my uploaded picture the red & purple keys were the difficult ones. The holes in the keys were a bit far from the head, making it difficult to attach them to small rings)With that said, I wouldn’t want the ring sizes changed because, the tiny rings prevent a bulky set of keys. In any case, I have no plans on removing them from the ring. The tiny rings are more of a speed bump, than a con. Still 5/5 stars.REASON FOR BUYINGI chose this item, because I wanted to be able to drive to my house, park the car in the driveway, exit the parked car while the engine was still running, run to the door, unlock the house’s door, grab an item, exit the house, lock the house’s door, get into the running vehicle, and drive away. I didn’t want to turn the car off to enter the house, if I was only picking something up to leave immediately after.This keyholder allows me to do this exactly.

This was the fifth different type of “quick detach” key ring I tried. All I needed was to carry a few keys and things on a key ring and be able to easily remove one key or item from the rest when needed, even if my car key was in the ignition. Oh, and Also, I didn’t want to look like Barney Fife with some giant carabiner full of keys, so it had to be small and front pocket friendly.All of the previous options either gave me the ability to remove keys easily, but would randomly detach a key without warning, or would hold the keys securely but required three hands and a shot of WD40 to remove a key.To wrap up this review, let me just say that I have used this key wrangling setup every single day since 2016, and it lets me pop off a key quickly and easily with one hand, but in all that time, it has never randomly launched a key across the room when I pull the bunch from my pocket or otherwise lost a single attached item.This one works as expected and it looks good at the same time.