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This titanium key clip from Tops Home is very lightweight and appears very durable, but I won't be using it very much, chiefly because calling it a "quick release" clip is not very accurate.I'll admit some fault here for not studying the marketing images closely enough before ordering. My mistake? Not noticing that the tweezers are an integral part of the quick release mechanism; meaning, to detach your keys from the belt clip, the tweezers must come out. While this technically qualifies as a quick release, to me, "quick release" in the context of a key clip means, "detach quickly, and reattach quickly," and the latter is not possible with this design. When removed from the clip, the tweezers spring open, and to put them back into the clip, you must squeeze them closed, and then find the tiny hole in which to reinsert them, which is facing the ground because it is on your belt. This is not something that can be easily done without looking, but even if you do manage to not look, it works best when you're standing still. The tweezers themselves are machined very well, and I've used them successfully to remove a splinter and tested them to pluck very fine hair, but I think repeatedly jabbing their tip while trying to find their storage hole will eventually blunt them. The alternative is to remove the entire clip from your belt to use your keys, but the clip is so good that repeated on/off will cause premature wear to your belt.Titanium? Yes. Machined well? Yes. Quick release? You decide.

The titanium belt-keyring with secret tweezers sounds like something you don't need, but this thing is AWESOME!First, the keyring comes in a slide-top metal container that is thinner but somehow more precisely engineered than it seems it needs to be. The container alone is a work of art.The ring itself is made to slide onto a belt. I've used this design in the past in a work uniform and personally don't like it (it's too much effort for getting dressed in the morning or undressed at night) - and I won't be hanging my keys out on my hip - but it's such a beautiful and lightweight item! This thing looks like it was built with laser-precision.The tweezers are also amazing. They seem to be built of the same metal (it's listed as titanium) and are a unique design, with very fine notches cut into the metal to allow the tweezers flexibility. I'm not sure what adventure I may need a pair of emergency tweezers for, but this keychain object is just so amazing ... I' m searching for excuses to wear it.This is well worth the money and a great gift for anyone a little obsessed with EDC items.

This clip works well to hold extra long belts in place, but I don't find it useful as a key clip.There is a tiny metal loop that I guess is supposed to hold keys, but it's very small and thin and I wouldn't trust it to hold anything securely.It looks cool, but it doesn't seem to serve the primary purpose of actually holding keys.

I'm a fan of clipping my keys to my belt loops, and I've become a fan of titanium keychains lately. I've also found myself needing some tweezers at some of the most unexpected times. This keychain is a pretty decent answer to all of those desires.The Good: The basic size and shape work for clipping it to a belt or to your waistband. It's a bit on the big size, but because it's titanium, it's very lightweight. The matte finish has a decent feel to it. Overall, the design is clever, though not perfect.The Bad: There's an awkward seam on the one side where the titanium has been folded around. It leaves a gap that you can feel and see with some sharp(ish) edges. Nothing that would cut you, but they could catch on things or scratch things. The tweezers have very blunt tips, although they come together pretty well, so you can still get a hold of small things. The worst thing about the design is that you have to pinch the tweezers to insert them into the clip, as well as to remove them (which makes sense), and they are really easy to accidentally squeeze when you don't intend to, which can cause you to drop your keys. I've never had them just fall out, and when I gently tug on them, they don't seem like they are going anywhere, but it's a very easy thing to accidentally squeeze the catch and then drop your keys.The Meh: I'm not wild and crazy about the tiny little key ring that they came with, but nothing larger seems to fit. I have some titanium rings that came with a different keychain, but they are a larger, flat style and didn't allow enough movement. The little ring that came with this keychain doesn't appear to be titanium, and I'm worried it's a potential point of failure down the road.

A pair of tweezers is one of those things you never think about until you need them, and then, chances are, you won't readily have any around. This solves that problem by providing a high quality tool within a good clip. The tweezers themselves are excellent. Bonus points for the grooved jimping on the blades to allow for some really delicate splinter removal! My only minor gripe here is that I wish the blades were angled to give a move acute point, but that is a minor complaint. I have clipped this onto the shoulder strap of my day bag and it stays put, ready to go when I need it, which is every couple of days...