So long, jingle: This organizer keeps your keys fumble-free

Keychains are one of those daily hassles that become so constant we barely think about it. When you actually do stop to consider, it becomes obvious the way we carry our keys is a mess.

They make noise, they jab us in the thigh and good luck finding just the right one quickly — especially in the dark. Luckily, somebody’s thought about the problem. And the solution is elegant and somewhat familiar: The KeySmart Flex.

When you look at the design, it’s almost like keys were made for this case. It’s reminiscent of a Swiss Army knife, but where many of us have broken fingernails trying to pry out a knife or tiny scissors, keys are extremely easy to access on the KeySmart. Just fan them out and pick one.

Needless to say, they stay in the same order and configuration, so you’ll always know which key you need when you’re fishing for the right one at, let’s say, 3 a.m. on a dark street.

The KeySmart is made of stainless steel, keeping everything secure and your pockets laceration-free. There’s no jingle when you pop them out, which means no inadvertent noises to wake up friends or relatives if you’re arriving home at night.

You can get a 2-pack of the KeySmart Flex right now for a full 35% off the retail price.

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