Premium Aluminum D-Ring Locking Carabiners (Pack of 6) - Lightweight & Durable for Hiking, Camping, Keychains, Dog Leashes & More - NOT for Climbing

I have had these now for some years and I can say that they work well. I have not lost my keys yet. They are strong and secure because I was not paying attention and my key ring hooked on something. it broke but the D ring didn't. It even snatched the belt loop clean off. I had to resew it. It surprised and shocked me.

This is a solid D-ring carabiner – it feels sturdy and well-made. The screw lock is a great feature and helps keep it securely closed, so there’s no worry about it accidentally opening. The spring gate works smoothly, and it’s lightweight but strong enough for everyday use (not for climbing). Perfect for holding gear, keys, or tools. Great value for the price!

as for how durable they are - the part where the arm connects to open/close is very weak and will not last if not handled gently. the rest of the biner is solid, but for this aspect to be the weak spot will make it tricky to use. otherwise, has been employed on dog walk duty and they did fine connecting this and that to my waist pack. smooth to operate thus far. these are a steel blue or even like titanium in color and the weight is substantial to where they feel hefty and sturdy. feels like they will hold up. fits small in your palm but is bigger than the tiny clips. will add images later. happy with purchase.

I used these for my girls soccer team as a hair tie and scrunchie clip to add to their backpack. They loved them and were a hit. These clips were a good solid quality and were also nice that they locked also. The price was very reasonable and will definitely purchase again.

Good quality and has locking d-ring which makes it secure.

Pros: They work like they are supposed to. They are similar in design to others from big box stores. The connection area is typical not a special interlocking design. These do have the theaded metal bar that keeps the crabiner from opening up but does not lock the fixed clip to the swinging arm together similarly to climbing carabineers. I would buy again, they are light weight. When used the threaded thumb tube will self lock if inverted. Ways this product could be improved: Add texture to the cylinder theaded piece. align the fixed clamp to the movable arm so the threaded cylinder will not gouge the aluminum clamp. (misalignment issues on 3 of the 6. Three had no issues, One I gouged the fixed clamp. I look forward to testing the Strength of these.

I like having this type of carabiner around. I originally wanted a couple because I have a few bags with MOLLE loops on them and this is a convenient way to hang stuff on the outside so it is easily accessible. Then I started finding additional uses for them: -Hanging a bottle of hand sanitizer on the strap of my hiking pack. I taped a piece of string with a loop to the bottle, then hung the loop on the carabiner. Yes, there are silicone sleeves made for that purpose but I didn't have one at the time, didn't want to wait for one, and those are not quick-release. On the other strap I have a small can of bear spray on another carabiner, since I often hike in bear country and we get sightings from time to time. -Keeping combination wrenches looped together. I have a few wrenches in a portable toolkit. Not full sets, they're just enough to keep a limited number of wrenches organized. One carabiner holds the SAE wrenches, the other holds the metric. I loop the carabiner through the box end of each wrench. -Keys, obviously but I also like to keep a small 256 gig thumb drive on my keychain and this ensures that I can get it off and into a USB port without having a million pounds of keys hanging off my computer. -A convenient tie point on my dog leash. I tied an overhand knot in my dog's leash and threaded a carabiner through it. This gives me a convenient tie point so that I can clip the loose end of the leash onto it when I'm not using it. This turns the leash into a big loop and I can sling it over one shoulder when I'm hiking in the woods. -My Husky tool bag came with loops for a sling but not an actual sling (go figure). I used a pair of these carabiners to adapt a sling from a laptop bag. No, they're not rated for a lot of weight, but the tool bag weighs 25 lbs. at the most and these are plenty strong for that. I also keep a pair in my laptop bag as a backup in case the (light duty) plastic swivels on the shoulder strap break. -I have a small LED flashlight hooked to the sling of my tool bag with a carabiner. If I'm working on something it's usually what I reach for first, and I want it ready to go and within reach without even having to open up the bag. -My leaf mulcher/vacuum has a hitch pin that's difficult to pull out by hand. I have a hook tool made from an old screwdriver to give me some purchase. I drilled a hole through the handle, put a paracord loop through it, and used a carabiner to hang it from the mulcher. The pin puller is always there when I need it and never gets lost. I recommend putting a oil or (preferably) silicone lube on the threads of the locking barrel. This makes the barrel super easy to screw/unscrew so you can open the carabiner up quickly, plus it eliminates squeaks. If you buy these, you'll find uses for them.

Not for climbing or anything heavy but positive lock and easy to use.

Muy útiles para usar en mochila táctica y accesorios. No son recomendables para hacer rapel o escalada, pero tienen buena resistencia para cargas medianas.

Nice set of D-ring Carabiners, it's quite light for the size. Feel solid enough for your everyday thing to attach to. Came beautifully packed which was a surprise, as expected it just in a standard sealed bag but was in a retail box.

These are great general/regular/everyday use carabiners. Have used them for a couple of months and would recommend; quality seems to be good. If you've used basic "biners" in camping and hiking and other activities, you know how indispensable they are. I needed these as all my other basic ones died/broke (I usually get basic and real climbing ones--various brands--from MEC). My bike pannier has a shoulder strap but one of the metal clips broke: voila, adding one of these biners solved the problem. (The strap is otherwise solid and the clip held up a long time.) I always carry at least one of these in my running or hiking pack, even to just keep the zippers from travelling apart (my pack zippers usually have larger loops). It's also good to do with a basic pack in an urban environment, from a safety/anti-theft angle (and yes, I know, bags and packs can get slashed too). Common to use them for keys. Recently a friend and I went for a walk with her dog. We grabbed lunch and ate at a picnic table in a park. Instead of us trying to hang onto the leash, I took out one of these and we clipped it to the leash looped around a leg of the table. She was delighted (I let her keep the biner); she said it was also going to solve how to carry the poo bag container. I have carabiners that are actually for climbing and occasionally I use them for other purposes. They are usually expensive and pretty beautiful; not for every day use (in my opinion) as I'd hate to lose them. These, if I lose one or give away, no worries. Also, on a final note, they seem much better than the cheaper, basic/non-climbing ones I've had from MEC and definitely much better than ones you get from a Dollar Store; the latter always fall apart very quickly.

Superó mis expectativas!!! Lo recomiendo ampliamente

These are my second set. I bought a similar set 2 years ago and we are still using it. We like it because it is made of aluminum so no rust and the locking mechanism is easy to use and work fine. It avoid accidental opening of the carabiner. Like I said the 1st set is still working great, we will see if the 2nd set will be s good. We used it to carry our set of keys everyday and when we travel we hooked these carabiners to our backpack for water bottles and any others things we want to carry. We used it also to attach straps together.