HMS Bruce Steel Triple FG Locking Carabiner
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HMS Bruce Steel Triple FG Locking Carabiner
- Material
- steel
- Gate Type
- locking
- Features
- keylock nose, belay retainer
- Major Axis Strength
- 28kN
- Minor Axis Strength
- 8kN
- Open Gate Strength
- 10kN
- Gate Opening
- 22mm
- Dimensions
- 107 x 72mm
- Claimed Weight
- 5oz
- Activity
- climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 6, 2022
HMS Steel Triple FG Locking Carabiner
If you're rappelling in the southwest canyons (such as Zion National Park), you know how abrasive sandstone can be on your gear. The carabiner attached to your belay/descending device takes a beating. A steel carabiner will outlast an aluminum carabiner by a long shot. I keep it permanently attached to my Sterling ATS. The alternative would be the aluminum Edelrid HMS Bulletproof Triple FG carabiner with the stainless steel insert, which I also own. I keep this carabiner permanently attached to my CRITR2. Yes, the steel version is heavier than an aluminum one, but the longevity is what I purchased it for. If you want your carabiner to last as long as possible in abrasive environments, I think a steel frame is worth the weight.
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