Keep your keys high and dry with the Chums Neoprene Assorted Key Float. Designed for water-ready stays, this buoyant neoprene sleeve lets you float your keys back to the surface and into clear sight in seconds.
Built from soft, buoyant neoprene, it quietly herbs your keys while you’re out on the water. The key ring style ensures a secure fit with your existing key collection, so you don’t have to juggle or worry about losing a key overboard.
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Buoyant neoprene construction: lightweight, flexible, and capable of staying afloat even when damp or splashed.
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Key Ring Style: designed to attach quickly to your current keys for seamless everyday use.
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Assorted colors: bright hues make keys easy to spot on the deck, dock, or beach bag.
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Carded packaging: compact display-ready setup, perfect for in-store shelves or gifting.
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One piece per package: simple, ready-to-use solution that travels light in pockets, tackle boxes, or boats.
Why you’ll love it
Whether you’re boating, kayaking, fishing, or lounging by the pool, the Chums Neoprene Key Float is a practical safeguard against lost keys in or near water. It adds a visible cue and a buoyant buffer, so you can retrieve your keys quickly without scrambling. The assorted colors help you distinguish between family members’ keys at a glance, reducing mix-ups on busy days.
Who this is ideal for
Anyone who spends time around water—boats, docks, beaches, lakes, pools, or splash zones—will appreciate a lightweight, reliable way to keep keys afloat. It’s also great for travelers who want a quick, visible way to manage keys in luggage, backpacks, or gear bags.
Practical tips
- Attach your most-used keys to the float for instant visibility when you drop something into water.
- Pair with a bright color to differentiate between house, car, and boat keys at a glance.
- Store it in a shallow pocket or tackle box when not in use to keep it handy for next outing.
With the Chums Neoprene Assorted Key Float, you gain a simple, effective solution to keep your essentials accessible and afloat—so you can focus on the moment, not on where your keys went.
