00:00Snap hook vs lobster clasp keychains, which lasts longer, voiceover script.
00:05Quick test before you buy either one, a snap hook has a spring-loaded gate plus a swivel base,
00:10a lobster clasp is one gate and no swivel. That difference decides how long your keys
00:15stay on your belt loop, and today I found the 5 best deals on both, so you don't have to
00:19guess.
00:20First up, the 25-200 piece stainless steel swivel snap hook set at $4 and with almost
00:265,000 of these sold at a 4.9, that's the crowd favorite for a reason. Stainless means no rust
00:32in your pocket, and the swivel keeps your keys from tangling every time you sit down.
00:37If you're making keychains to sell, this bulk pack is the one I'd grab first.
00:42Next, the 30-piece deering and slider clasp set at $5.71. This is the one for lanyards and bags,
00:49because you get the swivel snap hook and the deering in one kit so you're not hunting for
00:53hardware that actually fits together. Two straps, one clasp, done. 3,800 people bought it and it holds
01:01a 4.9, which tells you the sizing is right. Then there's the silver alloy lobster clasp set,
01:0710, 50, or 100 pieces, starting at $3.69. Pure budget pick. These are alloy, not stainless,
01:15so don't leave them on a boat but for pendants, bag charms, and light keychains they're honestly fine.
01:204.8 stars, 2,700 sold. Cheapest way to try lobster clasps before committing to a big pack.
01:28Now my favorite-looking one, the star-shaped snap lobster clasp sets at $2.97.
01:345, 15, 25 or 50 sets, each with a hanging buckle and jump ring included.
01:40This is gift territory, teacher gifts, craft fair table, bridesmaid favors.
01:45Over 2,600 sold at 4.9, and that price per set is hard to beat anywhere.
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