SOB Carabiner Caribeener Clips Heavy Duty Large Alloy Steel D Ring Shape Locking Carabiner for Hammock,Keychain,Outdoor,Camping,Hiking,Dog Leash Harness

Im not an avid climber, so maybe Im unfamiliar with the language used here -- but Im frustrated these are the twist several times to (un)lock not the quarter turn twist to (un)lock. I feel like the description implied these were the quick & easy quarter-turn rather than the screw-lock. Ill find a use for these, but Id find more uses if they were more convenient to open.

I use this carabiner to hold 2-3 dog leashes and it works perfectly. It opens wide enough to put the leashes inside without much problem, but is light and compact enough that is easy to store or hang

First off I must state that Im not a climber. I intend to use these for my safety harness that I use for my deer stand. I tested these by hanging from my harness and they held my weight (225 lbs static) without an issue. They seem to be well made aluminum caribeener with a good fit and finsih. Its reassuring that they are EN and CE certified (see pic) for people that will use them in a serious capacity. They come well packaged and well documented by the manufacturer.

This is a very well made clip. I have not seen any deformities after load bearing (my personal safety rule is to never exceed ,70 of rated weight capacity). These are great for use around ok around the house, garage and campsite.

Thorough instructions. Very lightweight. Easy to use.

Just got my carabiners and they are stout. Comparable in price to some of the most expensive ones I own. Great value for the price and Im very happy. The gates open and close smoothly, and the locking screw moves with minimal effort, although there is some resistance so it wont giggle open. Great piece of gear!

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Very high quality

You never really want to cheap out with climbing equipment, right? Its been about a decade since Ive climbed and am considering getting back into it. These are light weight, lock well, seem comparable to other brand name climbing carabiners I have. However, one of them appears to have a dent on arrival (see photo). Will this affect the safety of the biner if you fall climbing? I dont know. Probably not, but? Maybe someone who knows a little more than me can answer that.

These puppies are heavy duty. Going to work well for me.