Mountain Decor Keyholder in Wood Wall Decor Ideal Gifts for Mountain Climbers 4 Key Rings Included Perfect for Mountain Lovers

Great quality. Girlfriend loves it.

Not just for keys, I got this for my dad as a gift and he put some kitchen utensils on it. He loves it.

I enjoy hanging up my keys on this by my front door. Love the color of the wood, how easy it was to hang up, easy to use, great quality product...would buy again for a climbing friend!

We got this key holder to put in our cabin in the mountains. We simply love the design. We are not rock climbers, but we do enjoy hiking the mountains. The key holder is crafted nicely from cherry wood. The holder comes with four key rings of different colors and are created to be placed in the cracks of the mountain design. You can hang the key holder in two different ways, either with screws or by double sided tape which are both included. This key holder is great for anyone that enjoys the mountains, either climbing or hiking.

Perfect for climbers and honestly is just a cool concept for a key holder.The key attachments don't really add much more to your keychain and its fun to hang and easy to take off. I've pulled on it a couple times and if you've installed it right, should be no movement.I always remember to hang up my keys when I go home now.

This is an amazing gift for climbers! My partner did lose one of the key rings and I was hoping to find extras but it doesn't seem like they offer them. If you can send extras please let me know as I would be happy to purchase some!

I fell in love with this mountain key holder the moment I saw it. Its unique design will be instantly recognized – and appreciated -- by trad climbers. For those without this background, the colorful anodized metal fobs are actually miniature chocks (aka “nuts”) that slot into “cracks” to secure the keys. Climbers wedge full-size ones into rock cracks, clipping their rope into them as a safeguard against a fall.Beautifully finished cherry wood with a gorgeous grain. Of course, the diminutive chocks are not suitable for climbing (and are unobtrusively marked as such) but they are endlessly fun to play with, slotting them into the “cracks” in various ways. Wires are smooth and without burrs. Split rings are ready to secure keys. The wood holder can be mounted two ways; screws and 3M adhesive strips are included. Holes are cut into the back to allow an invisible mount. Beautifully packaged. The only thing I would change is to move the company’s “brand” to the back of the holder instead of on the front. I’m thankful it is not terribly intrusive.While this holder doesn’t really fit our home’s needs, I have mounted it on the wall where it brings back happy memories of long days spent in the mountains and at the crags. I’ve clipped tiny (toy) carabiners to each chock just as they would be in real life... and am considering running 3 mm perlon though them as a “rope”.I’ve climbed for 37 years and have never seen anything quite like this imaginative and clever key holder – which doubles as wall decor. If presented to a climber, it will be a much-loved and cherished gift. I’m obsessed with it. Five stars!

As a somewhat old (some might say crusty?) trad climber myself, I couldn’t resist this little key holder. Those keys are precious, you use them to start the car that gets you half-way to the crag, so they need to be well protected, right?The mountain is made from beautiful cherry wood, and comes with several cute little nuts that look similar to BD stoppers -- they are rated to hold a set of keys, so you’ll have to resist the urge to place them on a spicy lead, even if it’s the only piece you have left at the top of the 11th pitch of The Nose. The placements in the cracks aren’t super obvious so you get to play with them a bit, and don’t set them too hard unless you have a nut tool handy (I keep one on me at all times of course ;-). It comes with hardware to mount it, they are a bit smaller than those dubious old star drive-in bolts. But if you’re getting one of these you’re probably a true purist and won’t be drilling anyway, right? In that case you can use the included double-sided tape to mount it to the wall. Whatever your ethic, I recommend mounting it at least a foot out of your reach so you’ll have to hang on some dicey holds while you retrieve your keys.So yeah, if you’re looking for a fun gift for a trad climber, this is your ticket.