Carabiner Clip, 3-1/2 in., Plastic, Black

You really can't have enough of these. Use them for anything. Water bottles, gloves, bags, pouches—anything. They're light weight and durable with the polymer design, and just feel good. If you need a carabiner that's not metal, get this one.

I will be honest, I did not want to purchase the 4/25. I wanted the 2/10. However, I am hiking another section of the AT and I needed new carabiners. My daughter seems to steal mine. These are lightweight and hold up to 25 pounds comfortably. I like to use the S biners and attach a gallon of water to my chest on hikes. The weight of the water shifts the weight of my backpack up a little off my back, seems to balance it and makes the hike more comfortable. I had to use this technique last year when the AT had the forest fires in conjunction with the drought. The 2/10 works well for this, the 4/25 works better. The 2/10 simply had too long of a back-order for me, and now I will probably just stick with this size - it has more potential for usage.

This carabiner clip does exactly what it needs to do. Its made of a study plastic, the clips are designed well and bounce back after you clip it on to something, and the price was good. I would definitely purchase more if I had use for them.I purchased this clip to attach my hydroflask to my baby carrier when I go hiking. Great purchase, even better price. NiteIze makes good quality products for a fair price.Note: Pay close attention to the max weight each clip supports prior to purchasing, they are there for a reason.

It does what it's supposed to do. However, one of the little plastic locking pieces came off within a few months of use (the other one is still on). It's still perfectly usable, but it'd be nice if it were a bit more durable. It was cheap enough that I'm not really complaining much, though.

I love these clips. I bought one for my keys and ended up buying a second for my work bag so I can clip my badge to it for when I’m not working. They’re definitely lightweight but sturdy enough for basics like keys. I got the size 4 and it’s big enough to easy clip onto a bag handle, belt loop, pocket, or I even hang my keys by the clip when not in use.

Had a few of these things for a deployment, and had to get some more. These are not climbing caribiners, can't hold hundreds of pounds, and should not be used to go climb Mount Everest with. The good thing is that they are not priced that way either. These are great for hooking things together, making a privacy screen out of sheets, or any temporary to semi-permanent idea you might be able to come up with. I also combined these with an over the door hanger to hang my pants off a hanger using the belt loops. Kept things easy access, not wrinkled, and off the floor away from pests. These are a great product, and I'd highly reccomend them.

I got this to hold my keys securely while hooked on my purse. At first I didn't think that the plastic will hold and be sturdy enough to withstand my clumsiness. I've had this for a while now and I have to say that I am impressed with the quality of the plastic and it has held up so far.

I checked out WalMart first for some carabiner clips and couldn't find any that would fit the job of latching to my water bottle and onto something else with ease. Anything in black had a screw lock and would be too fussy to just clip and unclip. That's where this S-biner came in. I didn't mind its frame being made of plastic because it makes less sound hitting my bottle, and it doesn't scratch it like a metal one would. I haven't at all been worried about it breaking from carrying my 32oz water bottle either.Bonus unrelated: some guy at the warehouse got a kick out of sending me just the clip in a giant box. See photo.