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Ultralight, resistant to freezing, and easy to clip—get it all with the Black Diamond Neutrino Carabiner.
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Yellow
Charlie M
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Get the Yellow, nice and bright.
Inferno
Gregory Luber
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Nothing Better
GeorgeB
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this is by far the best bang for your buck. I live and die by neutrino. they are great for everything, a must have for any climber!!! Light, cheap, accessible, strong, and colorful. They can be used for clipping your chalk bag or shoes to your harness to building solid anchors on lead.
Great Value
John Langer
Member since
This is a great general purpose biner for your quick draws, slings, anything you can think of that a lightweight carabiner might work for. I use mine primarily for slings and my chalk bag.
these work good.
Jason
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I cant complain at all about these, their cheap and work how they should
Great light Biners
J.D
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are great caribiners. I use a few for various situations such as; quickdraws, slings, hell even my chalk bag. They are awesome light biners and they can be used for so many things. Go buy a few
Another awesome biner from BD
elpp227395
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Super light, gate is easy to open but not flimsy at all, and the anodized finish is super durable.
Underwhelmed
pullzilla the sendosaur
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
honestly, I find these to be too small for the job as a racking biner. the anodization on the green is poor it looks a like the grey in flat light. The shape is awkward. its my least favorite racking biner. its is miles better than the FS mini. I prefer the Helium rack pack as a racking biner, That however is really expensive. I also really like Camp Photon rack packs. that being said it is a cheaper option that gets the job done. there are better options including the the new OZ rack-pack.
Kara Beaner
Salonick Nalod
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- Gender: Male
I got two of these to replace the carabiners that came with my Eno singlenest hammock (the included carabiners are horrible). They are less than half the weight of the other carabiners, they do not have any sharp edges that can tear up rope/webbing (or skin...), and they are just overall easier and quicker to use. A+ would buy again.
Great Racking 'biner
colp12742
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have these on most of my cams. They are light, small enough not to crowd gear loops yet big enough to be easy to clip unless you have meat-hooks for hands. I will continue to use these as I pick up more cams in the future.
Average 'biner
Zach Perry
Member since
This is an average carabiner. Its not super light. Its the right size. Has a good gate opening, and is very durable and cheap. If you need some extra carabiners in case you need to bail on a route these are good because they are cheap, and strong. Or if you need an extra few for anything these are a good choice. They do the job, everybody should have a half dozen of these. I would defiantly recommend them.
Good Biner
Rat a Tat Nat
Member since
The gray is like a medium gray with a purplish tinge to it. Not like what is picture so heads up! Other than that, all the other colors are true to what you see. This biner is great, small and gets the job done with a refreshing splash of color! Definitely recommended!
Solid Biners!
WONKA
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Got these in a few different colors and they do the job! Great inexpensive BD quality biners!
Great Biners
mrf100279460
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Work great, makes gear easy to organize
THE biner.
Sterling Watson
Member since
This is my go to biner...alpine quickdraws, protection, chalk bag holder...strapping gear to the roof rack, you name it this thing works perfectly for it. Not much more to say...get one, or fifty!
great 'biner
Rich Fahey
Member since
Haven't used them for climbing yet, but used them for several non-technical uses (hanging hammock, slinging stuff off my pack, etc.) and they've been great.
Smooth and Simple
Joey Sweeney
Member since
The thing I like about these most is how easy they are to clip. The gate is smooth but snappy and they fit into my hand perfectly. Great for racking gear as they match the C4 and C3 BD cams. For the price these are 100% worth it.
Gets the job done
Mike Haines
Member since
Nice and light, compact size, smooth wire gate. Use these for racking gear and on alpine draws. They're pretty small so racking a cordalette or bundling a long sling on them is a little funky, but are perfect for storing individual cams, etc (see the Neutrino multi-pack, which is color-coded to match the C4's #.5 - 3).
Rackin' Cams
Keelan Johns
Member since
My favorite for racking my cams. Color coded, smooth gate, and enough room to clip runners/ropes!
Nice
Jeff Chrisler
Member since
Super Light and a good feel when clipping. Can't complain.
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