Have your keys ready to go with knifemaker WESN’s latest product. The TI QR is a quick-release keychain that’s milled from two pieces of titanium. The pieces have been heat treated to ensure they last a lifetime.

MecArmy’s teensy (1.83″ long) flashlight goes anywhere, offering a bright 130 lumen beam from the convenience of your keychain. It’s USB rechargeable, as well as IPX-8 waterproof and impact resistant. Available in brass or copper finished brass.

Have a swig always at the ready with this tiny flask. Etsy store Brand & Iron makes 1oz. stainless steel flasks that have hand-stitched leather cases. You can choose from brown, dark brown or a black leather case.

Arktype’s Paracord Magnet Keychain (PMK) is made from handwoven paracord and has a slim magnetic clasp that lets you access the keyring without unhooking the rest of the keychain. You simply snap the ring section back in when you’re done. It’s available in five colors.

A dull blade is a dangerous blade. Keep your knife sharp and ready whenever and wherever you go with Columbia River Knife and Tool’s keychain sharpener. It also packs a seatbelt strap cutter and a bottle opener as a bonus.

The ultimate everyday carry for germaphobes, the Gryp is a germ-resistant silicone sleeve that attaches to your keyring and allows you to use your fingertips to grip doorknobs, hold handles, push ATM machines, and use other public things without touching them directly.

A useful upgrade to the common keychain, this zinc alloy tool includes a pair of key rings, along with a bottle opener, an LED flashlight, and a clip for belt loops or bags. Available in black nickel or silver finishes.

Never be without a blade when you grab this 3-pack of knives from Neva Tech and The Awesomer Shop. Measuring just under 3″ when folded, these knives are small enough to carry on a keychain, have a built-in bottle opener, and a wrench in the handle.

Inspired by Jeroen Domburg’s tiny Game Boy-style retro console, Vincent Buso made an even smaller video game system. The Keymu has a clamshell design similar to the Game Boy SP. It’s powered by Intel’s Edison computer and runs emulators on Debian.

This super-compact stainless steel tool hangs out on your keychain until you need it, and packs two phillips drivers, two flathead drivers, along with handy 1/8″ and 5mm rule markings for quick measurements.

You never know when you’ll get stuck in the dark somewhere, so if there’s one tool you always want with you, it’s got to be a flashlight. Our pals at Everyday Carry gathered up a collection of 10 great little light sources you can carry on your keychain.

There are tons of ways to carry your keys, but we really dig the style and utility of the HK clip. Everyday Carry rounded up eight of the best of these key carriers which work great on a belt loop or a bag thanks to their easy to use, yet reliable clip mechanism.

You’ll never have to worry about replacing the battery in this keychain flashlight, thanks to its built-in USB charging port. Has two standard brightness levels, and an infinitely variable output mode as well. Runs for up to 48 hours on a charge. Also available as a UV blacklight.

This custom machined bronze keychain from FutureRelic sports a cool design that serves a purpose – as an on-the-fly wrench. It has openings for 12 sizes SAE and metric nuts and bolts. A knurled edge helps improve your grip. We also dig their minimal bottle openers.

This tiny folding knife measures just 3″ long when fully opened, with a stubby, but sharp 1.2″ stainless steel locking blade, set into a titanium handle. A small loop makes it perfect for everyday carrying on your keychain.

Gearward’s stylish 2.5″ metal tube stows up to 24″ of duct tape or other roll of adhesive for emergency use. It comes with 18″ of Gorilla Tape, though you’d better have a drill on hand when it’s time to refill it. Available in brass or stainless steel.

Get out of a jam and look good doing it with Bomber & Co.’s Paracord Keychain. The simply styled EDC utilizes 550 lb. paracord, flint and steel, so it also functions as a fire-starter. There’s a cool bracelet available too. (Thanks Cindy!)

Panny is a keychain that prevents your keys from scratching the other items in your bag or pocket. It has four labeled key slots, and you have the option to add a string and shackle, a clip or a complementary flash drive.

From the maker of the Bottle Grenade comes another sturdy and portable multitool. Available in aluminum and titanium alloy variants, it handles 10 wrench sizes and has a pry-bar/bottle opener.

A pocket-size version of the popular laser virtual keyboard, this compact new model pairs with smartphones, tablets and any other Bluetooth-enabled device to provide a tabletop typewriter.

Designed by LittleBonsai, The Clip is “the world’s most talented keychain.” This versatile tool can be used as a pocket or belt clip, as a money clip, as a cord wrapper, as a bottle opener and more.

Designed to facilitate escape from a vehicle, such as when it’s submerged, caught fire or rolled over. It has a powerful plunger that breaks most car windows and a blade that slashes seat belts.

20% Lomography Keychains are miniature replicas of four of the most popular Lomo cameras – Lubitel+, Diana F+, Fisheye 2, and the LOMO LC-A+. Each keychain comes in a gift-ready tin.