Small Key Chain Ring 50 PCS 304 Stainless Steel Split Rings 10/20/30mm Metal Flat Rings with Excellent Spring Retention 3 Sizes for Keys Organization

I really needed a split ring for a Saint Christopher to put it on a chain. These are too big for that. They are key rings after all. They are well made. There are a lot of them. Stainless Steel will not rust and will last a long time. This is a good choice for key rings... I just don't know what I'm going to do with them all.

These are ever so much cheaper than what I can buy after driving to the store. They appear to be good quality. They were clean upon arrival; therefore I am happy to report they weren't a grime ring.

Nice selection of split rings for keys and hanging items. I used them for a fishing vest to attach gear to my zingers. Will see if they rust and try to remember to come back and update this review. Good value

Many and varied uses.

Used these along with retractable attachments to attach to various trout fishing tools. Makes sure my dropped items are not lost. Very good quality and the different sizes easily meet my various needs.

Great quality and variety of sizes. Replaced the cheap ring on my measuring spoons that stretched out. Replaced a few key rings. Gave a few away to family and friends. Still plenty left over. Excellent quality and value.

theyre ok. ive gone through too many of them tho as they do not set back in place if you pull them apart a little. not sure how to correctly word it, but im sure everyone knows what im trying to say. if youre linking them to thin stuff youre fine but if what youre hooking them to is more than a few mm's the prongs will be permanently split.

Fixes toilet flusher well. Doesn't break like the wire ties do.

They got here fast, and are good quality for the money

There Strong and work well for my application

These are good rings. All three sizes are not too tight or loose yet strong.

Bought this to replace weak key rings. Turns out these are much worse. Rings (all sizes) deform permanently by simply putting key on. After less than 1 week in a rough environment under no constant load (dog tags), keyring has undergone monstrous deformation, pointing to either a failure in material composition (not stainless steel) or material processing/treatment. At best, should not be used for anything valuable or important. At worst these key rings are hazardous under normal use conditions.

The rings are very tight, and some inevitably warped when opened