Here’s a little feel-good story that shines the spotlight on three kick-ass MUSA (Made in the USA) brands: Ornot, Spurcycle, and Paragon Machine Works. That’s right, it seems that Spurcycle has teamed up with San Francisco’s Ornot to relaunch their simple, yet elegant Spurcycle Key Clip.
The Spurcycle Key Clip is made in the USA by the cycling industry’s behind-the-scenes icons, Paragon Machine Works. Spurcycle’s Key Clip has gained cult status in its own right within the cycling and EDC world. It’s crafted using 6AI-UV titanium, machined in California, and proudly worn by two-wheel lovers all over the world.
I Carry Mine This Way
I carry my keys clipped to one of my belt loops using a large snap clip that I got from the hardware store. It works great, and I’ve had it for a long time. But, is really heavy and bulky. I am bringing the Spurcycle Key Clip in for testing, so stay tuned here for that hard-hitting review.
Look, I know it seems like a small thing to review, but someone’s got to do it. Plus, it’s a very convenient way to carry my keys, and I would like to try something different to carry mine.
Carrying my keys like this keeps them out of my pocket and by my side, ready for their next big job. Also, carrying them like this has become a vital part of my everyday carry kit. Not to mention, carrying my keys like this keeps me from losing them.
The Spurcycle Key Clip has a subtle, but bold Ornot blue gate, and an integrated bottle opener for the win. The Key Clip looks like it’s nice and thin and sits close to your body. It hangs at 72mm in length and is 21mm wide. It only weighs 20 grams.
Titanium Key Clip Retail & Detail
Retail $59
Available at Ornot or Spurcycle. On the Spurcycle site, you can get it with the standard silver gate or the Ornot blue gate. From Ornot, it’s only available with the blue gate.
Features:
- Titanium body / Stainless Steel gate
- One size fits all of your keys, unless you have janitorial amounts of keys.
- 20 Grams
- 72mm x 21mm
- Made in the USA
Go to either one of the sites below to acquire some quality bike bits for yourself.
