Nite IzeBiner MicroLock, Locking Key Holder, Stainless-Steel 2-Pack

Sometimes it looks like I robbed a janitor. Work keys, several vehicles, padlocks, you name it. When I'm going shopping or to a function, I don't like to have a big pocket full of metal and I'm not the guy that will clip them to my beltloop. I only take the key fob and leave the bulk in the truck, but need to reattach them when I get back in because I use several different vehicles. My previous carabiner would twist up and manage to separate when I didn't want them to. This tiny locking clip is perfect, exactly what I was looking for. You clip things together, then twist the lock to block the latch from opening. When I want to leave the bulk behind, one twist lets me shed the rest properly.

I have used this for 1 month and it’s exactly what I needed. I have not lost a key due to separating from key ring. This year I lost one that came off backup key and one that separated off magnet. I needed a key ring that allowed switching of keys easier as I have 4 drivers living with me and we switch cars depending on what our needs are and this locks the keys in place. Functionally this is perfect, I hope it lasts. Time will tell

These little clips are great. The locks are great for keeping keys from accidentally coming off. These are really small which is nice if it's in you keep them in your pocket. Shipping was quick

These seem to be working ok - they are a good size, not too big as to be distracting from bag design but big enough for me to easily open. My hubby does have more trouble opening than I do though, but his hands are significantly larger. I used them on my backpack while volunteering at our rodeo for a few weeks and they still work. Next will be my summer travels - I’ll update then as they will be several months old then and used for a longer period of time. They were a good price point.

These little caribiners are cool and I basically look for reasons to use them. They lock firmly and seem to be very durable.

I really like these for zippers. Made me feel better when traveling.

I bought a bunch of these to use as locks on my tech/carry-on backpack. The zipper-pulls and fabric leashes that came with the bag weren’t great and I wanted to have something larger than just the little, metal zipper pulls to grab on to.The great thing about these is that you can twist the little plastic piece in the middle to lock both sides of the clip.I always have my backpack within reach, so I don’t feel that I need real, luggage-locks. I just want to be able to deter an opportunist or feel if a thief is trying to get into one of the pockets while I’m wearing the bag; or to slow them down enough that I notice the activity if the bag is in the seat next to me at the airport. It would be impossible for someone to get into my bag without me noticing when I have the two zipper-pulls on each pocket linked and locked together with one of these.When I took a trip last year, I had a spare one on my bag that I left on for the hell of it. I found the spare to be really useful because I was staying with family and managed to use the spare to replace the zipper-pull on my mom’s much loved winter coat.She called me after I got back and acted like I had performed an incredible feat of engineering. She was so thankful that I fixed her coat! I never thought of that as a potential use when I bought these things, but she sure appreciated it. Why she didn’t just take the coat to a dry-cleaner/tailor to get the zipper fixed, I have no idea. A really, really heavy duty paper clip probably would have worked, too, but this is MUCH stronger. She still has it on the coat.I just ordered a couple more because they’re the only thing I can think of that meets my current needs while upgrading my work and personal keychains. I keep multiple keys, a flashlight, a multi-tool, and a couple of other things on each. No alternative really matches the security of these for that purpose. I tried some one-way release-rings, some lobster claw clasps, etc. The only ones that were small enough to use for my keychains kept getting pushed open in my pockets and I’d lose things. The only other alternative is using more split rings, but then you cannot remove the item from your keychain at all! I spent a few weeks wasting money and time on finding alternatives but they were all either too big or the items came off on their own.Check out a pair of these and see if they solve your problem. You might be surprised how helpful they can be in unexpected ways.

Only put in three due to price being so high for only two