Black - Nite-Ize S-Biner #2, 10LB

Wholesale Black - Nite-Ize S-Biner #2, 10LB

Wholesale Carabiners, Rings & Ascenders

A carabiner or karabiner is a metal loop with a sprung or screwed gate. The loop part opposite the gate is referred to as the spine. It can quickly and reversibly connect components in safety-critical systems. Carabiners are widely used in sports requiring rope work, such as climbing, slacklining, caving ("Single Rope Technique"), canyoning, and sailing, and in industrial rope access work, such as construction or window cleaning. There are two types of carabiners, locking carabiners and non-locking carbiners. Locking carabiners have the same general shape as non-locking carabiners, but have an additional sleeve around the gate. The sleeve can be released along the gate and, when it is at one end of the gate, cannot be opened (except by releasing the sleeve and moving it to the other end of the gate). This provides security against the carabiner opening accidentally, for example, if struck against a rock or if caught in a loop of rope. The sleeve can be either auto-locking or a twist-lock. Carabiners are also useful in everyday life, for securing water bottles to belts, or pen knives etc. Cheap and colorful carabiners that vaguely resemble mountaineering carabiners are generally thinner, smaller and made of a lower grade metal and have become quite popular as keyrings or in other applications as a universal connector. They have an extremely simplified latching mechanism, without a pin to allow the gate to carry a load. Such novelty carabiners are typically marked with an explicit liability warning, e.g. "Not for climbing." Carabiners, Rings & Ascenders are also known as black climbing rope clips, mini aluminum locking chain, mountain lockers accessories, government issued rappelling rock keys, army navy belaying equipments, hiking gears, heavy duty screw gates, etc. Carabiners, Rings & Ascenders are commonly misspelled as carabiners screwgates, etc.

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