MNGARISTAMNGARISTA 2-Pack Retractable Keychain, Heavy Duty Carabiner Badge Holder, Tactical ID Badge Reel Key Chain with 31.5” Steel Retractable Cord, 8.0 oz

Work great for office work when you have to badge in and out of doors. Held a full size cat card and badges. Worked well and was a very robust version of what the agency issued but only better and stronger. Very durable and well made. Would recommend and would get again.

This retractable key chain is the real deal. It feels solid and well made and the wire cord is solid not like the nylon one that I had for 4 months that just broke.I think I will be retiring with this one.

I bought the 2 pack, and 1 lasted me for 3 years. Used it M-F, most days I commute on my motorcycle so sometimes my keyfob and key card are flying around in the wind. The key card holder button did get weak after sometime so I just had to put the card on the keychain loop. When the first one finally broke, it broke where the wire connects to the keychain.

This badge holder is truly heavy-duty and stands up well to everyday wear and tear. It holds a lot of keys and has lasted me over a year so far much longer than standard retractable badge holders, which usually give out after a few months. The metal clip is strong and attaches securely to pants or uniforms, and it's easy to unclip with one hand. I've ended up buying several for my coworkers because it's that reliable. Highly recommended!

Long, sturdy cable with a strong spring. Reinforced rubber badge holder so it doesn't tear as easy. Powder coated, flat keyring. Body is plastic, but the seam is tight, the mold is clean, and the it doesn't feel cheap.

These are exactly what I needed for all my work keys! They are strong and durable

My first one just broke after using it for work after about 3 years. It maintained good tension and it's point of failure was where the cable connected to the badge loop with the rubber washer. Once the plastic cable covering tore there, the metal cable itself started fraying and falling apart within a day of it happening. That is what I would say is it's biggest risk of failure, if the plastic covering the cable breaks at a certain spot, there can be a risk of wear on the metal wiring which will quickly fray and snap. Before the crack at the base, I had two other points on the cable where the plastic had cracked but the crack must've been small enough or something because those never showed growing damage or the wire becoming more exposed. Lastly I did find that the button clip's strength did start to give out a month prior even though I never unclip it. Regardless, it probably lasted a lot longer than a regular badge keychain

A good product. Smaller than the one I wore put but works just as good. I like the coated cable that this one has.