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A light, low profile belay and rappel biner.

The Black Diamond Anodized Mini Pearabiner is a light and smooth belay or rappel biner with a Screwlock sleeve that locks the gate, not the nose so there's no dreaded “seized sleeve” when loaded with your body weight. Sculpted for use with an ATC or similar device, Black Diamond's Anodized Mini Pearabiner has a 12mm rope-bearing diameter and small overall size for maximum functionality. Its minimum weight and volume works well for both rappelling and belaying.

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5 5

Matt

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Perfect all-around carabiner. Not too big or bulky; great for multiple clove hitches. Not the lightest, but also not the most expensive. Works well with all gear, Grigri, ATC etc.

4 5

tanp95046

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

The key lock nose works well with the Ropeman 1.

3 5

Nathan Webster

Member since 

The good:
These are a great shape and size. Fairly lightweight for their size with a large opening and a nice shape. Ropes run smoothly over them and they have a nice linear action, like most other solid gate BD biners.

The not so good:
I have 3 of these biners. Two are mainly used on multi-pitch gear anchor master points, and another used to be my main belay/rap locker. After less than a season I had to retire my belay one because of excessive wear. The other two I used one time to set up a toprope for a few people and they became noticeably notched after this single use.

Overall, there is still a place in my rack for these, but they are NOT workhorse biners. They will wear out quickly. If you are looking for an HMS belay locker, I recommend the Petzl William. Huge gate opening and they wear like iron. The BD Rocklock is good too, if you are on a budget. They still wear a little faster than I'd like.
Leave the mini pears to less demanding duty.

5 5

Sterling Watson

Member since 

I've used several different locking carabiners and so far, this is my favorite. Really, all BD carabiners have taken the cake as being my favorite. But specifically this one has great gate clearance, yet it's small and light. Can't go wrong here.

5 5

brent

Member since 

This is my belay biner!

It's nice and functional to rap or belay with and bit lighter than the petzl attache' belay biner everyone has. Comparable weights (69g vs 80g Petzl), size, and strength ratings, but the main difference is that the attache is completly round/circular where as this one is rounded on the inside loop and flattens slightly towards the outside edge. This gives it a slightly higher breaking point compared to the attache' and a lighter overall weight. It does have a bit of an issue twisting around on thinner belay loops (like the newer black diamond models).

Major Axis Strength: 24 kN
Minor Axis Strength: 7 kN
Open Gate Strength: 8 kN

I really do like the attache' for rapelling and belaying, but I prefer this BD one overall. Then again, my buddy is the exact opposite. Either way, I do think these are the two best mini belay biners.

4 5

Brandon Smith

Member since 

Very very very light carabiner. Personally I prefer something a little beefier, but it has yet to ever flaw me. Gate and screw work great and it is very smooth compared to other biners on the market in terms or rap and belay. Good buy.

2 5

marcello sbrocca

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I must of got a bad one because the gate and lock don't fit the carabiner very well and it was very very rough right out of the store(the screw lock was not smooth, gate rubs on the nose badly etc...)
It was probably a bad one but thats too bad, it gets a bad review.

5 5

Ethan Frey

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Dependable, easy to use, even with gloves. Trust it all day long.

5 5

Shane Shin

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Not too small and not too big. Holds lots of rope inside of it while being fairly light. Rope glides smoothly over the roundish bar stock. Keylock nose is great, you can slide clove hitches right off.

Best Belay Biner
5 5

KrazyGirl152

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I'm new to climbing but this biner seems great, easy to use lock and unlock, lightweight and durable! Works great with my belay device.

5 5

chris diersen

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This is a fantastic all-purpose locker. Nice, wide opening, solid for anchor building. A pair of these on your TR anchor power point...couldn't ask for more. Perfect general-purpose size, too.

I looking for a carabiner that will fit...

Angie

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Posted on

I looking for a carabiner that will fit in the small whole one a petzl ascender. Will the black diamond mini pearabiner with a screwgate work in it?

Matt Oliver

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Responded on

The "Mini" refers to it being small for a pear shaped biner, according to BD.com it is "Slightly smaller than the RockLock", which is their largest biner. If you are set on a BD try the Positron. http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Black-Diamond-Positron-Screwgate-Carabiner/BLD0556M.html
BC has a unconditional money back guarantee, so even if you buy either one and it doesn't fit, you can send it back no questions asked.

P.S. BC is sold out of the Positron right now, so if you need it now... The quicksilver is more or less the same biner with a hook nose rather than the key.
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Black-Diamond-Quicksilver-Screwgate-Carabiner/BLD0612M.html

NorthWoods

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I wanted to do this exact thing. The solution I came up with was to use a petzl mini-oval maillon rapide. The gap in the mini-maillon is about 16.5mm wide so it should be able to handle just about any rope/biner you want to connect to it.

5 5

knanier

Member since 

Its small, does its job well, and is easy to lock/unlock. Never had a problem with sticking and wears well, especially for use with belay device. Highly recommended.

5 5

Fred Caloggero

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Great durable biner that's easy to use and has plenty of room (they use the term "mini" very loosely). Great biner for rappelling and top roping. You always know when it's locked and it's lightweight.

4 5

Derek Klein

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These locking biners are perfect for belay and repelling. They are strong and leave you plenty of room to work with. Some people are surprised of how big they are but I think they are perfect, plenty of room.

5 5

Todd Harlos

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Nice and secure, which is extra confidence when you are an occasional climber. Works well with my atc-xp.

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