A lot of reviews state these are jump rings (bend to open/bend to close) and not split rings (overlapping rings on keychains). Which are they?
1548917
The ones I received were what you refer to as jump rooms with lobster claw clasps attached
1548918
they are bend rings to open and close definatly double lap ring like key ring and donot recomend except for onamental use only
1548919
They are slightly overlapping rings but DO NOT buy these. They break/fall apart very easy. I bought them to attach my tiny USB drive to my keys but they break off in less then a week. I ended up using and similar strap from a MP3 player I bought... You can really see/feel the quality difference, this new strap has lasted over a year now. I would suggest look for a better quality strap.
2132168
These are 0ne mode, but they have an adjustable beam, from wide to narrow. They have a belt\pocket clip for carrying, but they're a little big for a key chain in my opinion.
508716
I ordered the Metro Walker for my sister. I'm not sure what the snap ring is. I will tell you while my sister and I were on a cruise her walker was broken as it was stored with luggage getting off the ship. My sister called the company and told them what had happened. (it was one of the black clamps up near the handles). The company sent her a new walker. She found the contact information for the company on their website. She loves this walker. I hope this helps.
1585817
I'm pretty sure there is a symbol for pareve on the box. I remember seeing one and vaguely reminding myself to look up what it meant. Just looked it up and yo should be good to go. By the way, THE BEST jellie rings EVER!
1716714
Sorry about the long delay responding.I wondered about that myself before I bought them. I didn't understand why they were twisted until I got them. Now I have three different strength straps sets there all twisted and they work great. I use them on handlebars and frames for motorcycles, atv's, and lawn equipment. I used them in conjunction with quick cinch hook straps. I hope this helped.
1787767
Interchangeable - yes. You get two different keysets - one regular, one gaming (WASD keys on the left and others). The keysets have a clip on the side that you flip up to change out and flip down to lock in place. You don't flip anything upside down. Hope this answers your question.
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The rings are see threw kind of. I wouldn't call them true see threw rings but there is an open space under them.if you have hire sights you could make them work.
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It's the one with the scissors. I really love this thing and thought I'd lost it at one point and was really upset. Luckily I found it, but I learned not to use the clip to attach it to a keychain. Run the keychain loop through the big hole near the clip instead.
2203714
There is a loop, but it's too narrow to be anything but ornamental. You can't use it with a key chain.
834243
This is a clamp style. Other is a crimp style. Clamps can be popped loose. Crimp rings have to be cut off. I use ratchet with clamp style and love it
715431
I can't answer that question for you. I didn't use the rings in that manner so I don't know. Sorry.
2029501
They get as short as you want them really. The straps are fully adjustable. Sometimes i use them on my pull up rack and others on my celling I recommend you use arm sleeves if you have not done dips on rings before.It worked better for me. Overall these rings work great. No complaints so far.Enjoy
1310514
They don't have a "D" ring but they do have something they call "soft connect", which works very well and I'm assuming the same concept you're referring about. You can connect using the hook, or pull the rope through whatever you want to latch onto, and the hook will come around and connect to a secondary strap which prevents ruining finishes if that's the case. Here's a good picture of what I'm talking about: https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CAcQjRw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.kidsattractions.com%2Fcatalog%2Fparts-and-accessories%2Fheavy-duty-ratchet-straps.html&ei=1YXrVIjrEIiuogTK_oLADw&bvm=bv.86475890,d.cGU&psig=AFQjCNFH_PT6v6kKhtuj-UxlyQfPUPRUEw&ust=1424807747152419. The strap is on the left.
917289
They give you 2 keys for each lock. Any one key will open all of the locks. You will end up with a handful of extra uneeded keys. They seem sturdy and work just fine. One key in your pocket opens everything Very handy.
671893
These are made of "silicone rubber" which is a synthetic rubber that is much more durable than ordinary rubber. The rings are high quality but much thinner than the original ones on my jars. You may need to put on two to make the same thickness, or adjust (bend) the metal bands to tighten properly with the thinner rings.
15467
I only use them with stylus' that have predrilled hole in the end, have NEVER had the ring come loose, break or bend. Mine are used in rough areas where the stylus get banged around a fair amount...the tether gets caught in drawers, doors etc and NEVER had one break or rip.
715429
this is just like any other key chain holder. You have to pry the split open wide enough to put your key in the opening you've made and thread it through until it's done threading and the key is attached to the ring. Hope that helps.