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There should be a couple Black Diamond Light D Carabiners on every trad-climber's rack.
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Solid
Vince R.
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They're cheap and they work but they are heavy and have a snagging gate.
Comparison of BD carabiners, nonlocking
JonathanSW
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See table for comparative stats.
Solid, simple and does it's job
Daniel Joo
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I use this for anchors, third hands, hauling gear and everything in between. Nothing fancy or ground breaking, just a simple, solid biner
Simple, durable.
John Langer
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Bought this to secure excess gear and act as my general purpose carabiner clip. It's nice and light, but super durable as well. No problems with it so far.
clip
epa4773190
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great clip
No frills, gets it done
Pat Palmer
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This is your basic no frills solid biner. They're great for a budget, and they're very shiny and pretty. Fancy multicolored biners certainly have their place, like color coding your nuts. For anything else you'd need a non-locking biner for, why pay more?
Great, light weight biner
mat4658738
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I love these biners. And for the price, you can't beat 'em. I work on ropes courses and these come in handy for gear biners and for quick connectors. Wonderful. Would buy more.
Solid Good Biner
Rat a Tat Nat
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I use these biners on my runners that I use at the chains atop sport routes. I like that the biner is thicker to cater to the wear the rope puts on it when TR'ing. The gate is nice and wide which is nice. Looks pretty sharp as well. Definitely recommend this carabiner.
Compare and come back for these
rki5522160
Member since
These ain't the greatest thing since TP, but if you just need some good priced lightweight gear these will be in your bag. I have these and the standard Black Diamond D biners and for 3kN difference in capacity the weight of these makes up for everything. The "heavy duty" biners feel like double the weight in your hand. Don't get me wrong I do not use these when rapping, occasionally somewhere in my climbing setup I'll stick 1 or 2 for a backup. The term "light" makes me superstitious when I'm hanging a hundred feet over nothing, but nonetheless i keep 4 in my bag & 2 on my pack for general accessories.
Great biner for the price!
Brady Callahan
Member since
For the Price this is a great biner to use for keeping your shoes together, putting your chalk bag on your haul loop, or even just keeping a couple with you incase you have to lower of a (cheap) pice of gear on a lead climb. They are a bit heavy but they last forever.
Whoa, Shiny
Benny B
Member since
Cheap, strong, functional. Check, Check, and Check. If you're worried about weight, go for a wire biner. If you're worried about hooking you're rope or gear when unclipping, go for a keylock. If you're a cheapo like me but still want great functional gear, this is the way to go. Basic and solid. If I have to bail on something or leave gear behind too, much less painful to leave one or two of these behind (costs less than the post climb pitcher of brew). I've accumulated a number of random biners over time (some of which cost almost twice what this one does) and this basic one still seems to be one that gets used just as much if not more than the others.
Great Biner!
Jeff Guest
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I use these along with my bent gate BD Quicksilver biners to make quickdraws out of 4ft dynema slings for trad climbing. They are cheap and work great! The only thing they are lacking is color, but I can deal with that for this price!
Good
sad4049836
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Does the job
Very well built.
mar3645265
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for being a light carabiner, it is very sturdy when you need it to be, i expected it to be more loose, but it is strong and high quality.
definitely worth the money even if i'm just going to use it to hold my chalk bag to my harness or shoes together.
solid
pri3356887
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Good biner. It does what it's supposed too. I keep a couple on me as bailout biners if needed. Nice and lightweight.
Old Standby
Randy Sherwood
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This is a great utility biner for all kinds of uses. Lasts years and years...
How long is this carabiner? Anybody...
DogRamble
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How long is this carabiner? Anybody know?
Michael Facciolo
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Dimensions: 104 x 53mmWhich equals 4in x 2in.
Biner
TOM
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great price and does what is needed. not too heavy either.
More Than Adequate
moroni
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Tight gate, durable & lightweight. Good when space is limited. Great for bivys & gear hangs.
espero que bueno para algunas cosas
mickycolon100144108
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es bastante bueno para algunos trabajos que se hacen para busqueda y rescate
