Awesome Keys

This keychain gadget from Screwpop packs an impressive 17 functions into a tool the size of a house key. The stainless steel Toolkey II includes screwdrivers, a serrated blade, a 1/4″ bit driver, a bike spoke key, files, a pry bar, a wire stripper, a bottle opener, and more. Its tip is magnetized to hold flat or Phillips screws in place securely. It’s TSA-friendly, too!

Etsy seller BUproducts makes these unique decorative racks for organizing keys. The hexagonal honeycomb design is made from bamboo and has five magnets for holding its matching hexagonal metal key rings. The rack measures 11.2″ W x 4.3″ H x 0.4″ D.

Louisville, Kentucky-based The Wooden States creates precision-cut hardwood wall art based on state shapes. Each one is backed with four strong magnets which can hold onto key rings, pocket knives, jewelry, and other metal objects. In addition to individual states, there’s a version of the entire continental U.S.

This titanium multitool packs numerous functions in something not much bigger than a key. It has Philips and flathead screwdrivers, a spoke wrench, a firestarter, a serrated saw blade, a file, a wire bender, a bit driver, a hex wrench, a pry bar, a ruler, and a bottle opener. It’s also got a detachable utility knife to make it TSA-compliant.

This multipurpose wood organizer makes a great addition to any mudroom or by your front door. It has a shelf on top for a phone and wallet, a key rack that holds keys with LEGO bricks, and a dry-erase blackboard for writing notes. It measures appx. 11″ w x 7.9″ h, and the shelf is about 3.9″ deep. Comes in a variety of accent colors.

Screwpop’s keychain multitool packs 15 useful functions. Tools include screwdrivers, wrenches, a serrated edge, file, spoke key, rod bender, prybar/scoring tip, tag buster, wire stripper, hex driver, rulers, ferrous tester, protractor, and a bottle opener. It’s also magnetic so that you can stick it on your fridge or toolbox.

Miller Knives decided he could use another keychain knife so he set about building one that actually looks like a key. To make it work, he layered together three keys, cut the middle one to allow space, machined a butter knife for the blade, then joined the pieces together with a couple of nails.

Gearheads, give your keys the proper respect, and hang them on one of ZAAS Designs‘ slick key racks, embellished with the logo of your favorite performance car. Each one is handmade from MDF and acrylic, with a faux carbon fiber wrap, and four aluminum key hooks. Measures 7.75″w x 5.5″ h.

If you’d rather not use keychains to carry your keys, check out Magnetikeys. Each of these unique keys has a pair of magnets so you can snap it to another Magnetikey. It comes with a hub that lets you rotate up to four keys. It will initially be released in KW1 and SC1 standards.

The GO-Ring key ring has an inner-spring diagonal closure that makes it easy to add or remove up to 10 keys, as well as to clip the key ring onto loops, backpacks and other objects. It’s made of titanium to make sure it lasts a lifetime.

Locky is a smart attachment for door keys. Using its app, you can find where your keys are and also monitor if you locked or unlocked your door. You can also get multiple Lockys and a beacon to monitor multiple doors at once on the app.

SureKey is a key cover that will let you know if you left your door unlocked. When you first set it up, lock your door with the SureKey attached to your key. From that point on, it will blink green if you locked the door and red if you left it unlocked.

A wise man once told us “when late, walk slower” – and those have since become words we live by each day. Acknowledge your embrace of tardiness with this bent metal wall hook that’s perfect for hanging your keys, jewelry, and other small items by your entryway.

A nifty way to carry your house key – these flip-style key holders are modeled on the design of the infamous balisong (aka “butterfly”) knife. Each one is made from billet aluminum, and includes a key blank for common house keys. Available for a limited time on Massdrop.

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.

Australian artist Moerkey creates sculptures using recycled keys, coins, and copper as his primary media. While the skull, bowl, and wine bottle designs are very cool, there’s something about the giant sphere of keys that catches our eye. His smallest spheres are nifty too.