Awesome Keychains

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.

Etsy store 1Up Forge makes key holders using the controller connectors of old video game consoles, such as the NES, the Atari 2600 and the PlayStation. Attach the male connector to your keyring then stick it in the proper port to secure it. They could use more polish though.

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.

IPPINKA’s smartly-designed slimline wallet not only holds cash and cards, but can hold keys and other flat accessories, like a bottle opener or a USB flash drive. Available in black or brown leather, with or without a flap.

Keyport’s new keyholder is a modular and customizable EDC tool. It holds up to nine keys, but can also come with detachable tools such as a flashlight, a Bluetooth tracker, a knife, a screwdriver and more.

Sick of keys getting all tangled on your keychain, or the annoying jangly noise they make when you walk or run? Our pals at Everyday Carry have you covered with their picks for the best ways to keep your keys neatly organized in your pocket or on your belt loop.

A cool spin on Swiss Army style key organizers, this one is made from durable, lightweight carbon fiber. It provides quick and easy access, and includes all the screws and spacers needed to handle between 1 and 16 flat keys. Also doubles as a stand for smartphones.

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.

The perfect way for gamers to keep their keychains in check, the Keytendo looks like the face of Nintendo’s classic 8-bit console, and holds onto keys using keyfobs that look like joystick connectors. The cartridge door opens to provide a small storage space too.

The latest version of KeySmart’s handy key organizer can now hold up to 14 keys between its aluminum plates. Save 40% in The Awesomer Shop, then hit KeySmart’s website for add-ons like a bottle opener, a golf divot tool, or USB drive.

Keep your keys from jingling with this elegant EDC from Michael Rahban Design. Made from CNC machined anodized aluminum, it can even hang on your fridge thanks to its neodymium magnets. Choose from black, gunmetal, or silver. Save 15% in The Awesomer Shop.

Keep your keys in check with this handy organizer. The expandable aluminum keychain can hold up to 10 flat keys in the minimum space, and prevents keys from jangling around in your pocket. Save 27% in The Awesomer Shop.

The SVØRN Arcus is made from a strong, lightweight zinc alloy, with a shiny polished chrome finish. While it’s not made for climbing, it’ll look awesome carrying keys and other EDC items. Comes in a handsome gift box. Save 12% in The Awesomer Shop.

Grab this great deal on the compact and expandable KeySmart key organizer, along with two useful attachments: a bottle opener, and a Nano Clip, which makes it easy to clip it to your pocket, bag, or backpack. Save 33% in The Awesomer Shop.

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.

There are plenty of carabiner clips on the market, but none as impressive looking as the Gatekeeper. It’s made from anodized aluminum, clad with titanium, and stainless steel hardware. It’s not for climbing, but it’ll do a bang-up job holding your gear and keychains. Also available in full titanium.