smart blow-up keyholder € 6.-

[yipster]

http://www.flo-up.nl/
http://www.flo-up.com/

[kach22i]

I once bought something with the "Nautica" label on it, and now have a orange key float. I hooked it up to my hovercraft laynard.

That key thing is pretty cool.

[safewalrus]

tie a bit of string to your keys and the other end to your pants - sailors call it a lanyard! Useful, cheap too

[SailDesign]

I prefer the good old-fashioned Wichard clip. Simple, stainless, and heavy enough that you know if your keys have fallen off.
Steve

[safewalrus]

Bit of string is still cheaper! and, normally you know when you've lost your pants

[Bergalia]

Originally Posted by safewalrus

Bit of string is still cheaper! and, normally you know when you've lost your pants

Aye ma wee laddie - but where dae ye tie the string if ye ninna wear troosers ?

[SailDesign]

Around yer sporran, o'course.
Then you'll REALLY know when you lose your keys....

[Bergalia]

Originally Posted by SailDesign

Around yer sporran, o'course.
Then you'll REALLY know when you lose your keys....

Sporran....Damn Walrus, you'll never guess where I've been tying it...

[boltonprofiles]

Hello all,

Think key fob is great Yipster.

Bergalia - did you have any bother tying the knot!!!

[safewalrus]

Depends on the knot! . . . . . and the whisky (oops spelt it right/wrong who cares as long as it ain't blended!

[Bergalia]

Originally Posted by boltonprofiles

Hello all,

Think key fob is great Yipster.

Bergalia - did you have any bother tying the knot!!!

No trouble tying the knot...But I had to use a hell of a lot of rope....

[artemis]

Originally Posted by Bergalia

No trouble tying the knot...But I had to use a hell of a lot of rope....

I was always told and believed (silly Yank that I am) that there were only two "ropes" on any vessel: bell rope and whistle rope (some call it a lanyard). But I am once again amazed by Bergalia's depth (width? length? diameter?) of knowledge - I now know of a third: the Highlander's Key Rope (although I think Bergalia is being modest and didn't want to say "hawser")

[Bergalia]

Originally Posted by artemis

(although I think Bergalia is being modest and didn't want to say "hawser")

No, no, Artemis..."Hawser' is lowland Scots dialect, as in: "Hawser doin' Jimmy ?"

[boltonprofiles]

Artemis,

If we use a bell rope perhaps we will know when we loose it by its ringing....

[wdnboatbuilder]

I thought a rope led a cow around