The WESN QR is the quick-release keychain done correctly — two precision-milled pieces of heat-treated titanium that detach and reattach in a single motion, hold up to 100+ lbs of load, and add next to nothing in bulk or weight at half an ounce. It's the kind of accessory that solves a problem you've been living around rather than solving — separating house keys from car keys, detaching a tool or knife from the ring without digging around — and once it's on the keychain it becomes one of those things you can't imagine not having. Both variants share the same machined titanium platform: Titanium is the material in its most natural form, warm-toned and understated, while Blacked Out puts the same platform through a darkening process for a more subdued, low-profile finish. Either way, it's the last quick-release keychain you'll buy.
- Length: 1.6 in / 4 cm
- Width: 0.6 in / 1.5 cm
- Thickness: 0.2 in / 0.5 cm
- Weight: 0.5 oz / 11 g
- Material: Two-Piece Milled & Heat-Treated Titanium
- Lanyard / Ring Holes: Both Ends
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Length: 1.6 in / 4 cm
- Width: 0.6 in / 1.5 cm
- Thickness: 0.2 in / 0.5 cm
- Weight: 0.5 oz / 11 g
- Material: Two-Piece Milled & Heat-Treated Titanium
- Lanyard / Ring Holes: Both Ends
- Warranty: Lifetime
Designed to be carried anywhere and everywhere, WESN’s everyday carry goods are built to last for life (and then some). Named after the cardinal directions, West, East, South, and North, each of their knives and tools are ideal partners for your everyday journey. Inspired by what they wanted to carry every day, the founders set out to build a curated group of EDC gear that they themselves would be proud to carry. With both craftsmanship and value in mind, WESN’s gear hits that sweet spot between quality and price.
We like WESN’s no non-sense approach to gear –whether it’s one of their feature-packed Microblades that has features commonly seen on bigger and more expensive knives or an ingenious carabiner crafted from a single piece of titanium. The Microblade was WESN’s first knife design, and has since spun off into a full lineup of EDC blades that suit a wide range of use cases and design preferences.
