Locking in the keys

All new cars use keys with computer chips in them. These might act as a theft deterrent (like on my disco) or, in more advanced vehicles, store all of a driver's "presets" so that every time the key is turned on, the seats, mirrors, climate control, and even the radio are tuned to perfection. Some cars do not even use real keys anymore, just a fob you can leave in your pocket. One thing they all have in common is protecting them from moisture.

As a sailor, rower, and kayaker, I am always around water. There is no way I want my keys around it too. Leaving in my pocket or even in a sealed container aboard the boat is flirting with disaster. I found something better. A key safe. While it is marketed towards realtors,  they also say it is great for surfers, going to the beach, and for use out of doors. I agree. It's also big enough to house my rather Land Rover's rather bulky key.

No, I am not going to tell you where I am hiding it, but it will be out of sight and mostly accessible at the same time. It only needs to hold one key, but can do more. I may need to get a duplicate made and leave it in there.