Ram-Pro 2Pc Hide-a-Spare-Key Fake Rock - Looks & Feels Like Real Stone - Safe for Outdoor Garden or Yard, Geocaching

this was perfect for my cousin who needed to leave key outside because shes elderly and family needs to beable to get to key without having more than one key

Just what I needed to stash a key but had to pry open with a screwdriver.

Es genial, de verdad hace creer que es una roca y es un buen escondite para las llaves

When I first got this, I couldn't slide the door open. It was completely stuck but once I forced it open, then I never had a problem again. Aside from that, this works pretty well.It comes with a zip-lock style bag in there so you can keep your keys away from water if this is outside. What I did is to put a spare set of house keys in my shed and then put a pad lock on the shed that uses a combination.The rock doesn't really look real but if you hide this under a plant or somewhere it's not seen, then it won't draw attention but I wouldn't put this out in the yard somewhere as it will stick out.Overall, this is great and helps hide the key but doesn't really look like a natural rock.

I needed a way to store a key in case of an emergency. This looked perfect for my yard, so I snagged one up. The overall appearance looks fairly life-like, but I have lava rocks in my flower beds, O I took some brown, black, and dark red spray paint and gave it a slight touch up, filled my a light dusting of lava rock powder while the paint was still wet. You can't tell the difference between this and a real lava rock. Blends perfectly and only I know where it's located. Highly recommend!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This looks good and had almost 4 stars. However I could not get the bottom compartment to open. It did not budge, so I returned it. This was a replacement for the same one I had already bought but became broken when a child played with it. The bottom slide would not go back into place. Now I am going with a different brand.

Looks pretty much like it's pictured. Of course almost no one in the continental US has rocks that look like this. It needs to be partially hidden by something else if you want it to be inconspicuous. I sort of assumed this was going to be an issue going in so I don't care that much.What really was disappointing is the slide door on the bottom will literally fall off the rock if the rock is rotated. It's so loose that any angle may cause it to slide open.Not sure if I'm returning it or putting a dab of silicone on the door to seal it shut. Or if I can I'll put some kind of material on the edges to add friction so it won't slide. I don't expect to use this but once every 15 years so if it's hard to open I don't care.Can't recommend. Honestly I hadn't seen one online that had a set of consistently good reviews.

I hid it under a bush in my rock bed, and by the end of the day, it had mysteriously rolled out. Thought someone had spotted me hiding it—panic moment—but I checked my cameras, and it turned out to be the lawn guy just using the leaf blower. Poof- one leaf blower move and it’s gone.Bottom line: it’s not heavy enough. If you live somewhere windy or get landscaping done, this might not be the best option unless you find a way to weigh it down.