Free 2-Day Shipping on orders over $50*
Memorial Day SaleMemorial Day Sale
Detail Pics

Description

Strong light, and still bomber.

The Mammut Bionic Mythos HMS Carabiner's I-beam construction provides tons of strength while decreasing weight to a minimum. Its pear shape works very well for belaying and rappelling, and a large basket helps when you need to clip in to a cluttered belay point. Mammut likes to keep things simple and functional, so it stuck with a basic screw gate to make this 'biner worthy of your trust.

Share your thoughts

What do you think of the

Mammut Bionic Mythos HMS Carabiner

? Share a...

No file chosen

Rather attach a photo from another website?

Rather attach a photo from your computer?

  • Product review:
  • Share a video
  • Share a photo

How familiar are you with the product?(optional)

Invalid filetype.

Save

Here's what others have to say...

5 5

Omar Owaini

Member since 

I usually prefer and buy screw locks rather than automatic lock, which i did in this case so only going to comment on the screw lock though i think the auto one is as good. Excellent roomy carabiner that fits almost everything including the kitchen sink. After having such a good experience with this one i bought the smart hms version. Never fails to lock and unlock easily especially when your in a tight space hanging on with one finger. oh and looks awesome

5 5

bsn5453450

Member since 

I bought a couple of these about a month ago and have been using them for belaying and to clip in. I'm very pleased with the design and size and shape. I have larger carabiners that I was using and though thier nice and all, theye're heavy compared to this guy, and because of the size of my other carabiners they would spin when I would I belay or climb. I didn't like it. With this carabiner it doesn't spin when I belay or climb. I love it! I will be buying more in the future.

5 5

Jim Therrien

Member since 

I've been using this guy once a week for belaying at the gym for a few months now, and there is nothing I don't like about it. I looked at a lot of big belay biners before settling on one, and this just had a perfect feel in my hand. The gate is VERY snappy, and the sleeve spins nicely. I think this will be a great long term relationship.

2 5

gtboulder2282890

Member since 

Just bought this and after a week of solid use sport climbing there is already significant wear. I use a Mammut Smart belay device and that seems to hold the rope in one spot so perhaps that is part of the wear issue but there is already a groove and with the I-beam construction it has created a sharp/rough edge. My last belay biner was a DMM and it lasted for well over 2 years before developing a significant groove

3 5

mal

Member since 

Keeps twisting around so that it ends up sideways many times (the load is on the gate) while belaying. Otherwise, it's great...

5 5

marcello sbrocca

Member since 

i love it! I use it for rappeling and belaying. The gate closure rubes a little bad on the biner when closing, but thats no big deal. its great!

5 5

Andy Paul

Member since 

Great biner. Love it in an autolocker for anchors and belays two climbers well with a reverso. Also a great sport climbing biner, and the suuuper large pear shape easily accommodates a munter hitch if your atc magically disappears or never showed up.

5 5

Mike Lee

Member since 
Groups:

This biner is great. Lightweight for the size and cool looking.

What does the HMS mean?

sup3079217

Member since 
Posted on

What does the HMS mean?

Christopher Minguez

Member since 
Responded on

Halbmastwurfsicherung. Mouthful, isn't it? Also known as the Munter Hitch or the Italian Hitch, it's a link in a belay system that can be reversed with a wide enough 'biner, like this one.

kfl4676141

Member since 
Best Answer Responded on

HMS - Halb Mastwurf Sicherung (from German language) - it means half clove hitch belay. The sign HMS or H in a circle on a carabiner indicates that this carabiner is designed to be used with this kind of knot for belay or descending. The HMS carabiner is always locking and is generally oversized and pear-shaped one.
Minimal requirements: 20x7x7 kNa

What does HMS mean when describing a...

ele100382930

Member since 
Posted on

What does HMS mean when describing a caribiner?

sam addington

Member since 
Best Answer Responded on

HMS just means that the biner is oversized and generally pear shaped and meant to be used for belaying or with a Munter hitch due to their bigger size, and it also tells you it will lock in most cases

N

Member since 
Responded on

It's a German abbreviation for "HalbMastwurfSicherung" (=Munter hitch belay)

5 5

Trevor Wallner

Member since 

great size and does not weigh much .. love this for lead climbing the locking is great

5 5

Pbskis141163897

Member since 

This carabiner has a nice auto-lock mechanism that should last a while. Works great for belaying and looks cool too. Definitely a large biner

5 5

bre2726255

Member since 

Great for belaying. Would recommend if you don't mind paying a few extra dollars.

5 5

tjvandy

Member since 

Nice 'biner. I use it for for slacklining and appreciate the wide open gate. Would certainly buy again.

5 5

mar3681411

Member since 

prefer the screw gate to the auto-locker, best looking biner i have found, and other than that its just another caribiner-there all the same-but this one looks sweet and im a fan of all mammut products.