FresKaro 15kN Heavy Duty Wiregate Carabiners, Reliable Time-Tested Strong Spring Wiregate, for Camping, Hiking, Hammocks, Backpacking and Dog Leash, Medium Size 3.15inch, Choice of 5colors

These are heavy duty, and easy to use. I traveled recently, and put these on all my bags, just in case. I also have one on each of my purses to hold my keys so they don't get lost in my purse mess, ha. These are great for all sorts of convenient uses, and I appreciate having them, just in case. I keep one in my car, utility drawer, garage, etc, for my go-to-just-in-case-you-never-know-when-they-will-come-in-handy moment, lol.Great buy!!!

I wanted needed some quality carabiners to hold tool pouches/bags to a waist harness prior to doing some work on my roof. while looking for safety (heavy duty climbing carabiners) I saw some lightweight ones from the same company. Decided to give them a try. They appear to very high quality and will do the job nicelyPros:- great color optionsCons:- NoneWould I purchase them again/recommend them: Yes!

I bought this to use on the martingale of my high headed English horse. I figured the carabiners I use should have some kind of rating in case the worst should happen. So far, nothing to test the strength of them (thank goodness), but they seem sturdy and well made. Clearly a step above the ones mass produced for your car keys.

The media could not be loaded. Nice looking product at a good price. Out of the box only half of the spring gates(2 of4) lined-up. I read a review stating distrust of the rated weight these could hold and was curious…so I tested it by lifting an engine. I was able to open and close the gate under-load. It seems strong enough for my purposes

These are nice wire gate carabiners but what surprised me more than it should have was how small they are. Apparently the only models that are actually rated for any kind of heavy work like climbing are some of the larger locking carabiners, which are nearly 4 inches on the long side of the "D". With those, I can get all four fingers through and hold the long side. I usually wear medium or large men's gloves.With these, I can only get three fingers through to hold the long side of the "D" shape. Apparently these are really only meant for use with accessories or possibly holding a single-person hammock (if you are not too heavy). Honestly, I wouldn't really use them for that kind of purpose. But they work fine for clipping some boot chains onto my hiking pack.There is an even smaller model that is just under 3 inches in size, those are really only meant for something like keys or maybe attaching a 5-10 LB rolled up extension cable to a wire rack or something. They are actually a bit small for larger hands to even get the gate open without fiddling with it. And the hook isn't large enough to really engage with the wire gate under any kind of load. So the mini carabiners are more for being cute than anything practical (other than keys).These, on the other hand, are just over 3 inches long, but much thinner and weaker than real climbing carabiners, and I wouldn't put more than about 50 LBS on them for any length of time. The manual clearly states this model is not meant for any sort of climbing use. The hook does at least seem to be deep enough to engage the wire gate end loop, so they should hold up with some moderate weight long term.

Just as it should be. Solid product.

Nice cost effective caribeaner, only using them to hold equipment though

Tested it to 2400lbs before my rope broke. Exceeded expectations

Se sienten muy robustos, aun no los pruebo para confirmarlo... pero al menos al tacto y vista creo que si lo son