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Black Diamond Neutrino Carabiner
The Black Diamond Neutrino Carabiner brings you full-strength, easy-to-clip performance at an incredibly light weight of 1.3oz. Unlike other ultralight carabiners, the Neutrino has a large gate opening, so it won't feel like you're trying to clip into a keychain when you're totally gripped and Elvis leg is rocking your blue-suede climbing shoes. Because of its freeze-proof wire gate and ultralight design, the Black Diamond Neutrino hangs from trad, ice, and alpine racks the world over.
Bottom Line: Ultralight, resistant to freezing, and easy to clip—get it all with the Black Diamond Neutrino Carabiner.
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Light and Fast
By: Wesley Thelen
June 18, 2009
This biner while a little smaller than some is great when I'm leading with a thinner rope (less than 10.0 mm) and want to keep my rack weight down. The gate action is a little stiffer than some other wire gate biners but still feels smooth and clips nicely. Can't wait to get these on some ice and put the freeze-proof to the test.
BD Neutrino
By: Matthew Cox
March 26, 2009
Best wire gate availble. Small and light, this biner clips easily and you can rack a boat load of em. I think the color coding is a little lame, but I am sure some people will really like it, either way the color has no effect on the biner, it is still the bomb.
Racking at Shipton Basecamp, pakistan
By: renan ozturk
June 1, 2009
...wish we brought more neutrinos!
Efficient
By: Clay Stoner
May 5, 2009
Quality light weight biner that can speed up locating pro. I agree that the gates are a little stiff, but i have never gotten into a bind over it. Recomended
Fast and Light in the Ruth Gorge with the Neutrino.
By: Cedar Wright
June 13, 2009
Renan and I climbed his sick new 3000 foot free route on the eyetooth, onsite in a day and kept the rack light by putting Neutrinos on everything.
ooh, ooh, ooh
By: live4it
March 29, 2006
Super light, super small, gate is a little stiff but oh so nice. Well reviewed biner, but may be too small (big/clumsy hands? not for you). Good/better with small ropes (<10mm). Hella light/small.
Meat and Potatoes
By: msiddens108682
March 20, 2008
This is THE beaner I use across my rack. Gone are the heavy and bulky Ovals (they serve a purpose) to be replaced by a mix of these and Hotwires.
color code awesomeness
By: JR!
November 12, 2008
I didn't use to believe in color coding my rack, but once I tried it my climbing efficiency went through the roof, these biners are the way to go and they are pretty light with reasonable pricing. Do it!
Quality Biner
By: Middle GA Climber
June 7, 2006
Black Diamond makes quality gear. Period. I like to rack my SLCD's on these tiny biners. If you look at the specs, they are just about the lightest biner out there. I personally don't like to use them as a quick draw because they are too small for my hands. Instead I use the Hotwire for this purpose.
Sickness you can clip.
By: YeahBro.
January 5, 2007
Fill your entire rack with these things, and you'll be amazed how much weight and bulk you save. They're a little smaller than your average biner, but still plenty big for what they do. I really like using them to make alpine draws - they just make other quickdraws look so heavy and bulky.
great carabiner
By: gar2493666
December 30, 2008
very light weight, and clip's nicely. i have steadily been replacing all of the biners on my rack with neutrinos
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