Using it
- Clip your keys or pass to the clasp.
- Check the clasp is fully closed before use.
- Hang it on a hook when you get home so keys are easy to find.
- Keep it out of the footwell while driving.
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Official Ken Block 2020 Hoonigan Racing Division lanyard. Inspired by the Troy Lee Designs Cossie V2 livery.
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The HRD20 lanyard is a Hoonigan design. It is made from 100% polyester. It keeps car keys, garage keys or an event pass together and easy to find. Keep heavy key sets off it while driving, and wash it by hand if it gets grubby. It also makes a straightforward gift for anyone into car culture and the Hoonigan brand. The Drivers HQ stocks a wider range of Hoonigan designs across clothing and accessories.
Caution: Do not hang heavy key sets from it while driving, and keep it clear of the steering column and pedals.
Top Tip: Clip only the keys you need to it, and keep spares separate so the clasp is not overloaded.
It is the Hoonigan HRD20 design.
It suits car keys, garage keys, event passes and ID cards. Keep heavy key sets off it while driving.
It is a Hoonigan design, sold by The Drivers HQ.
Yes, it makes a straightforward gift for anyone into car culture and the Hoonigan brand.
Yes, The Drivers HQ stocks a wider range of Hoonigan designs.
Yes. It is a Hoonigan design, sold by The Drivers HQ.
Yes, The Drivers HQ offers UK-wide delivery.
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