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This keychain fits four tools in one: Phillips Screwdriver #2, Flathead Screwdriver #2, 1/4 Hex. Nut Driver, and a Bottle Pop-Top Opener. Handy, right?

Material: Zinc Alloy (Body) & Tool Steel (Bit)
Size: 7/16″ x 1 3/8” x 1 7/8”
Weight: 1.0oz
Patented

Cute. While Green Boy does a great job of organizing that jangling mess of keys you have, to me, it seems like he’s being quite assertive and telling me to remember to keep work and home life separate. Funny how a piece of green plastic could have so much emotion.

Designer: Vadim Kibardi

You’ll no longer forget which key goes where with these custom keys. Choose from a few animals, a couple of chess pieces, a handful of icons, and if none of those float your boat, the company will make a key from your own design.

Take note that these keys fit Kwikset locks only (to see pic go to statkeycompany site).

$11.00, Buy it here.

[via Cool Material]

This looks a bajillion times better than one of those plastic keychain openers.

…why carry a bulky bottle opener on your keychain…when you can just slip one in your wallet. The Wally is the exact size of a credit card and weighs a mere 1 1/2 ounces! Great for picnics, tailgating parties, or just for a quick one on-the-go. Brushed stainless steel. Comes packaged in a cardboard box.

Opener measures 3 ¼”L x 2 1/8”W

$13.95, Buy it here.

Such handiness! I’m tempted to get one of these myself.

Just simply put it against the fridge or any metal desk/cabinets when you come home and this “hookeychain” magnet will eliminate your need to look for your keys in the house for good! You can even attach a memo behind it to remind you of things to bring when you leave the house!

Comes in 3 colors, Gold, Silver, and Black.

$16.00, Buy it here.

I’ve always sort of liked the silly, superstitious quality of Rabbit’s feet, but as an animal lover I would never own an actual rabbit’s foot.

Harry Allen has come up with a solution, a guilt free gold plate and brass option.

[posted by kris]

I know someone that needs one of these…both pull apart easily with what looks like a spring mechanism, providing a quick and easy way to provide your car keys without letting loose your home/office keys.

Silver Valet Key Ring (left), $16.95

Valet Key Ring in Sterling Silver (right), $60
(engraving available)

[posted by katie]

Something different for your keys…you might be less likely to lose them with this particular keychain.

“An old-fashioned lock cast to be a keychain. There is a stainless steel ring included on the piece which holds your keys.”

Available in white, black, grey, red, blue, pink, and green

100% plastic resin

4.5″ x 14″ x 4.5″

We featured another one of these about a year ago, but the key-chain part will guarantee you won’t forget to bring it with you when you leave the house. It’s purpose is to hold your handbag when you go to a restaurant to prevent you from having to put it on the floor or in the chair next to you.

So, there’s got to be somebody that appreciates the humor of this money clip/key holder. Maybe it’d be a good gift for someone you know?

Material: 18/8 satin polished stainless steel

Size: 1.75″ – 4,6 cm (photo approximate size)

This “Code Key Ring” holds up to three PIN codes displayed in “an elegant and safe” way. Beyond that, I’m not really sure how it’s used. But I think it’s interesting. Buy it for a friend who likes Rube Goldbergian gadgets and they’ll be pleased.

An incognito bottle opener that fits nicely on your keychain.