325PCS FIVEIZERO Keychain Making Kit - Keychain Clip with Key Ring, Lobster Claw Clasp, Swivel Snap Hook, Jumprings & Extender Chain for Crafts, DIY Projects & Purse Making Supplies

Genuinely surprised by the quality of this. They feel solid and not at all cheap, the case has a really good snap-closer on it so I know it's not going to open up without me wanting it to, and a really nice assortment of sizes for key rings and clasps. The box was heavy when I opened it which was my first clue that these were good. My ONLY complaint is that the dividers don't reach all the way to the top of the lid, so pieces can get mixed in with everything else. It isn't the perfect organization solution but that's just fine, for the price and what I got it's worth it.

Great collection. Works for what I wanted. Love that it has both split ring and swivel

Nice swivels and split rings, both in two sizes. Appear to be good quality. They're little plastic box they're in is a good addition.

I really like that the container comes with plenty of keychains to use, and I don’t have to really worry about finding a place to keep it all since the container is pretty sturdy. However, there isn’t an even amount of each kind, which would have been fine except there doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to the amounts of each keychain I got. A few of the one kind also came broken, which sucks when you already only had a few to begin with. For the price I can’t complain though. They’re easy to use, sturdy enough that the rings won’t fall apart but not so difficult to bend that you can’t get them to mold to what you need. There is decent variety in sizes.

I purchased this item for my daughter who made several keychains with it. She's very happy with it. Arrived quickly. Priced well. I would recommend.

Havent used yet but parts seem sturdy

Ordered this multiple times. Great product and quick shipping.

I was at a trade show where I got a keychain with some vendor logo on it. I usually toss all that stuff as I leave the show room floor... but this keychain was interesting and my first thought was that it would be perfect to latch onto my motorcycle key fob. See screenshot of rectangular key fob... the key fob just had this little channel in the upper corner and I had never found a key ring that fit into the channel without it causing the ring to be fixed parallel to the body of the key fob. So when I looked at the trade show key ring, my engineer mind saw a solution. Nirvana! But... I have more than one motorcycle and now I wanted to replicate the key chain for the other bikes. Well... you know what... I looked everywhere for some version of a keychain that I could deconstruct. Yep... I found keychains on etcy or amazon... and I found this keychain making kit. Know what? the kit cost about the same as buying a keychain and paying shipping. So... I got this kit and made the keychain for another motorcycle key fob ... see screenshot of the teardrop shaped keyfob. When I received the package, it was tightly sealed in shrink wrap. But in the course of shipping, all of the little parts had mixed up everywhere in the box. So, a little reorganization was required. I couldn't figure out how to fit all of the parts in the way they seemed to have started out but then realized that all of the rings can be stacked together and then it will all fit. And... if I hear "Hey I like your keychain on your fob!"... I can make them one. I am pretty sure this kit has more chains in it than I have friends. BTW.. you are wondering why it even matters. The lobster claw on the keychain is exactly perfect for attaching to the little loop inside every motorcycle jacket I have ever bought. It that little loop on the inside left pocket. These key fobs are bulky and if you put it in your pants pocket, they can become uncomfortable on long rides if they shift into exactly the wrong spot... or... heaven forbid... they pop open and try to inject your groin with a key!! So having it hooked securely on my jacket inside loop is ideal.

Not used yet, however, the quality looks acceptable.