Pawfly 5 Inch/10 Inch Wire Keychain Cable Large Stainless Steel Key Ring Loop Holder, 20/50/100 Pack

When I bought these I didn’t really have the intention to use them as a keychain, I actually bought them to put on our luggage sort of like a luggage tag. I decorated them with pony beads and used letter beads to spell out my name and I placed them on my carry-on, personal item and checked bag. They held up great on our international trip from Texas to Dublin, London and back. In total we took 5 planes and none of the beads fell off and all the key chain wires were still attached to all the bags by the time we got home. I also used them as a sort of anti-theft ring. When wondering around the airport I would place the keyring through the zippers of our luggage and attack it to itself. That way no one could slip a hand in without me noticing. My luggage zipper also has little notches for a TSA lock but I can also slip the wire through and have the wire act as a lock as well. However I don’t recommend this if you need to get through security in the event they have to go through your luggage, they may cut the wire for time purposes. Ever since realizing how well they work as luggage markers I now use them on a lot of my bags. Not to just indicate that the bag is mine but as a small accessory since I can decorate how ever I want. The only beads I have been able to use are pony beads and square letter beads with openings of 4mm or wider. I have purchased a shorter length wire from a different company that my daughters found and they started using them as bracelets which I have come to realize is a safer option then your typical stretchy string because there is less of a chance for the key chain wires to break and the beads going everywhere.These are a great product and I recommend them because there are different things you can use them for.

I got some of these (or something like it) in some packaging I received. I ended up using all 4 of them just for random McGiver like situations. Wasn’t sure what they were but I eventually came across these on Amazon. Now I have 10 for my next McGiver needs. Pictures: Holding heavy plant from falling (safety)Picture 2: holding American flag from sliding out and landing on cars below.I live at the beach and so far they’ve held up against the Salt air.

I use this product as a keychain. It works well, holds a lot of keys. I like that it is cheap, and gives multiple so that if one breaks I'll have others to replace it with.

I use these primarily to create a tether or sorts for all small items on our boat. These work well.. on critical items I used a small bit of blue loctite to ensure the barrel doesnt come undone.. but they works as intended. happy with the purchase.

these things are handier than a pocket on a shirt. strong and indestructable

These small cables are handy for attaching or securing many different things. I purchased them to secure luggage tags to new luggage. I had read of multiple instances where tags were ripped off and lost. These worked very well to secure the tags. The cables form a great key holder as well. Very sturdy and virtually unbreakable once installed?. Can be patiently unscrewed if necessary. I recommend them.

Just what I needed! Some of my items require a bit more flexibility on my keychains, and these wire cables make it so much easier. Different sizes available too so I picked what worked best. Sturdy, easy to use, and exactly what I was looking for!

While the cable itself is stainless, the links don't appear to be, after several months of daily wear and tear the links began to noticeably brown and while that did look better (almost like a subtle gold look) just a few days ago now the cable itself snapped off of it's linkage. I think the oxidation/deterioration of the links weakened their bond to the chain since I know it had been able to handle more force before without issue. For the price you can probably just replace them ever so often, but the specific reason I got a stainless steel cable was so that I wouldn't have to worry about it breaking on me.If your using them under less stressful conditions, not putting any weight on them, (they broke with a light tug after this weathering mind you) don't care if what they're holding breaks off eventually, or are fine with replacing them ever so often, they're fine. But if you're like me and want something rugged enough to last for years, you'll need to look elsewhere.Oh, also, they do leave a stain for the first few months as well. I was wearing it around my arm to hold some keys and whatnot more securely than a keychain, and I noticed that it would leave some black residue on my skin where it hung. Water didn't seem to affect it too much, but it wasn't majorly noticeable, it didn't irritate my skin, and after a few months it went away altogether.