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Lucky Line 40501 Secure-A-Key

Lucky Line 40501 Secure-A-Key

(4 customer reviews)

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Our Price:	$3.32
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572470

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Description:

Secure-a-key slip. Double-locking release lever. Keys cannot be removed without activating release lever. Supplied with a 1-1/8" nickel-plated tempered steel split key ring. 1 per card. Slips on belt

Features:

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Secure-a-key slip

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Double-locking release lever

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Keys cannot be removed without activating release lever

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Supplied with a 1-1/8" nickel-plated tempered steel split key ring

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1 per card

Product Details:

Product Weight:	0.08 pounds
Package Length:	5.2 inches
Package Width:	1.6 inches
Package Height:	1.0 inches
Package Weight:	0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 4 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 3.5

( 4 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

1 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Does its job very well. Will bug your belly though without modification.Oct 18, 2011
By Eddie Patin
This is the kind of clip you feed through your belt so that there's no chance of the clip slipping off and you losing your keys. It fit through my 1.5" belt with a little room to spare. (Maybe goes up to a 1.75"?)

With my shirt un-tucked, it rubs against my belly from time to time in an annoying way, but it's no big deal, really. It would be nice if you could get the black version on Amazon.

Cheap, effective, good quality, holds keys very securely (not going anywhere), and fairly easy to remove the keys when you want to. Good buy.

Update:

This clip is great. I now have two, so I don't have to switch it when I alternate pants/shorts.

HOWEVER ... the metal edge, unless you're tucking your shirt in, will press up against your belly sometimes, which is definitely uncomfortable. Of course, I have a big belly. Maybe skinny folks won't have that problem. I've lessened the annoyance lately by wrapping the upper edge in a sort of soft-sided tape (you know ... those strips of felt-tape stuff you put inside bicycle helmets?).

1 of 2 found the following review helpful:

not too good!Jul 05, 2011
By Provident Savings "bible man"
i bought this key clip for a spare,but i don't like how it's made compare to the other ones.I decided to give this key clip to a relative.well packaged.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Handy.Jan 19, 2012
By Dirjel Junshin
This is a very convenient way to store your keys on your belt. I don't like attaching them to a belt loop, because I don't want to rip my pants, and I hate putting them in my pocket because I don't want to scratch up my PSP/3DS/Android phone.

The picture on this product is accurate. The "Lucky Line 40401 Secure-A-Key" has the same picture on Amazon, but I looked it up on a hardware store site, and it is a clip-on, not a slide-on as pictured.

As for the product itself, it works fine. It's a bit thin, so you have to put it pretty far to the side of your belt, since you can't double-thread the belt through it, but it is quite tall. My standard-sized (1.5") belt fits through with plenty of wiggle room.

One caveat: The back is not a solid piece, as you can see in the picture. It's not the end of the world, but it's gotten snagged on a few things while I get dressed in the morning (probably won't happen to most people - I wear so many things on my belt, I have to wear two of them!)

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Belt instead of pants.Mar 14, 2007
By D. Valkenaar
The clip works well since I am a security guard. I wanted something that would attach to my belt instead of one of the belt loops on my pants. It serves the purpose.