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Versatile & easy to clip 'n' clean, the Positron is positively nifty.

With a keylock nose that prevents the Positron Screwgate from snagging on pro, this locking biner is ultra easy to clip and clean. Sharing all the unique features of the regular Positron with the addition of a screwgate, this biner has a deep basket for non-fumbly clips and a wide gate opening for piling in the runners. The Positron Screwgate is THE versatile locker to have—a great pro, anchor, jumar, haul bag or top-rope option.

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ED

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These are the cousins, the "quicksilver". They are basically the same but do not have the keylock. Love em'!

4 5

Abby Gahm

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A little on the small side to use as an all purpose locker, but it is great to secure yourself to an anchor with.

4 5

Charlie M

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A bit small to be a primary anchor point carabiner, but otherwise completely satisfactory. Got a yellow and orange sleeve. Would be nice to have the option to choose on BC, when everyones gear is getting confused at the crag, one more unifying color other than tape could be helpful

5 5

Kenley Unruh

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

This is a great all-around biner. For the size vs. weight and the durability, it can't be beat.

5 5

James Howard

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Used these last night on a crew climbing a 150 ft. trad route in the Red, and they worked like a charm. Held up nicely, got compliments on them, and they are very light. Lock action feels, and more importantly is, solid. Use them everyday if not on a wall.

5 5

Joshua Bruch

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My first ever locking caribiner was a Black Diamond gridlock. I still use it. But when stopped using my ATC because I got a grigri I had to get another caribiner to hold the ATC as a backup. I was thinking a non-locking one like the Petzl Spirit, but then I saw the tiny price of this one at my local gym and chose it. I know I made the right decision right when I bought it. The gate action was smooth, which was something I wasn't used to because my gridlock was in need of lubrication (by the way, If you want to lubricate any of your climbing gear like cams, biners, etc, you should put some WD-40 on it and move the thing until it goes regularly again, and then dip it in building water for 20 seconds to get the lube off). I wouldn't recommend this for belaying, but for toprope setup, personal anchors, and such, this is your best bet!

5 5

jay5637177

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Just the right size for me, not overly large and super solid. Used these biner's to build anchors, lock off my PAS and ascending. Biner worked awesome.

5 5

Max H. Janszen

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Zak Harris has it down. I use my 'biners for the same purpose, along with rigging up for ascending static lines using bachman hitches (im too cheap to use ascenders, use RockLocks for the handles!) and these 'biners are SOLID!!!!

5 5

zak harris

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I use these canyoneering and haven't had issues with them jamming up from sand and other crap that you encounter. I use them to attach myself to the anchor while I'm clipping in for the rappel. Would recommend the a screwgate over an autolocking carabiner every time when canyoneering.

5 5

Andrew Rogan

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Light, easy to use, visually appealing as far as carabiners go. No problems with the lock at all.

5 5

billy mcmahon

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perfect size for building anchors or for use on my PAS

anyone know the thickness of the diameter...

Justin

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anyone know the thickness of the diameter of the main body of the carabiner? I need one that will hook through a 1/4" opening.

James Jenden

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Didn't measure it, but it's sitting next to me, and the thickest point is more than a quarter inch. Probably around 3/8"

5 5

Ryan Roeber

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Great biner to use for anchors, or anything else you need a locker for. I wouldn't really use it to rappel or belay, that's where a good HMS comes in.

5 5

River

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What does one need to say about a functional biner?! :) It's perfect for what it's used for. No complaints whatsoever.

4 5

Brady Callahan

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This biner is great, Its light, and safe. Personally i think its a bit small, i much prefer working with a larger carabiner like the Black Diamond Rocklock. But besides that id does everything its supposed to.

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