Let's see your keys

[PNWMuseumman]

TL : DR What do you keep on your keys? Fobs? Flashlights? USB?

Curious to see what everybody's keys situation is like. A while back I caught some crap from a guy at the emissions testing place for having too much weight/too many keys. After getting past the initial thought of "Are we really having this discussion right now???" All I could think was, "Listen hear, chief... I must have these keys for work, and I can't physically leave the house without the car keys... Soooo, yeah, the obvious solution is having them altogether." Ok, befuddled rant over.

I'm also curious to see what accessories you have on your keys, I rocked the full length lanyard through Highschool and College. Now I'm down to just keys organized with a keysmart. Also changed jobs and the new place likes technology! So less keys and now an all encompassing Keycard, woo!

I don't have pics of my keys, brought the wife's car today, apparently she takes the minimalist approach, which is probably why I am constantly having to find them for her...

 

[PG01]

Only car key today. I have the house key on (never use it anyway go thru garage) the other side of the quick disconnect. The truck key & remote has this quick disc thing too (truck remote on one half with house key, truck key on other half so i can lock it and leave running or use the house key without shutting it off). Work keys on a completely diff ring, also with quick disconnect...

 

[aces-n-eights]

I think the reason the guy gave you crap about a heavy keychain is because the weight may cause the key to rotate in the ignition. If it's heavy enough it may bounce and rotate the key to the off position while you're driving. Not good.

As an aside... our son-in-law has a Jeep Grand Cherokee and the dash mounted ignition switch is right near his knee. He has bumped the key and turned it off while on the highway.

 

[cheyenne383]

I keep car keys on a clip separate from house/work keys. I can't stand having keys swinging from the switch.

 

[ScottyBoy]

I have my alarm remote, my truck key, and my house keys, plus three or four other keys for the gate padlock, outside storage closet, etc.
Now at my job, I had to carry a LOT of keys. So many keys that I did not even want to put them on the same key ring with my personal keys. So I had each set with a carabineer that allows me to clip them on my belt, or clip them together if I want.
Now my wife had the pushbutton start on her Altima, so she has a shitload of useless key chains and other heavy crap on her keys. LOL

 

[swathdiver]

I use an official GMC quick disconnect or valet key now. I keep a house key and truck key on one side and all the other keys on the other half in the console. Connected, it swings and bangs the dash which is annoying. No longer drive around with the keys/remotes to the other cars, they stay at home and are standalone, complete duplicates.

 

[Firespec35]

These are mine. I have Truck, house, and truck gun safe. Then the 3 most used keys for work and a couple other little things

 

[TwiztidPixel]

Personal keys on the left ring, work keys on the right. Also my fob is just giving up on life, it seems like I've been losing more and more of it but I never have chunks in my pocket.

 

[corvette744]

I would of asked for his name-he can suck a lemon.Next time you go threw i would ask for him and attach a large rock on my key chain for the schmuck.

 

[iamdub]

Mine is like your wife's except with an Escalade fob.

I don't like carrying any more on my person other than what's absolutely necessary. When I go in a store or something, I just bring my debit card, cash and license. You will always find me with a chapstick in the left pocket, a razor knife in the right pocket and cash and/or cards in a back pocket. I carry my phone and key in my hands unless I'm carrying something else because I feel weird walking around with nothing in at least one hand.

 

[D is for DENALI]

toyota avalon fob, alarm fob for truck, gas cap key(damn gas thieves!! lol) and the 2 keys to my office. I have another set separate for house, sheds, camper, gun safe... they are too heavy and clunky to be together... i dont want to destroy my fobs

 

[08HoeCD]

Tahoe key & fob, house key, office keys, rechargeable dual-mode light, Gerber Shard multi-pry tool and a pocket dangle.

 

[Tonyrodz]

These are mine. I have Truck, house, and truck gun safe. Then the 3 most used keys for work and a couple other little things

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Got that cuff key I see.

 

[Firespec35]

Got that cuff key I see.

Paramedic. Sometimes cops send them with us still cuffed up. I like having my own so we can transfer to the 4 points at the ER.

 

[05Single]

Got that cuff key I see.

Seen quite a few of those have you ? Bad boy

 

[05Single]

I don't even own a Mazda lol. Was free at a car show and I don't want people to know I own a chevy with all the chevy thefts lately.

The pooping bear is a stress reliver, kinda like a squishy ball. Was a birthday present from my mom.

House is keyless entry, but have spare in case.

Mailbox key

Bottle opener

Truck key with oem fob

 

[Tonyrodz]

Seen quite a few of those have you ? Bad boy

Yup.

 

[PWMac]

Here's a key rack I made. Used a fence post and just ran it down the table saw. Everyone got one for christmas that year. I try to carry as few keys at a time as possible and added the keyless house locks.

 

[PNWMuseumman]

Alrighty, brought my own car today, have the fob and key for my Hoe, spare for the wife's Nali, House key (even though we use the Schlage keyless locks((Highly reccommend for those of you that don't have them))) Mail box key, 16Gb USB for personal files and backups of work spreadsheets (I'm an accountant, my spreadsheets are gold) and a roof pod key.

Love the keysmart, I wish the big vehicle keys didn't hang off the end, but especially when I had a bunch of keys for my last job, this worked in my pocket so much better than a big jagged bundle of keys stabbing me in the leg.

 

[BeenChevy]