By Locker
From Westminster, CO
Dec 24, 2012
| I bought a bunch of these the other day and have been using them on the rope end of my draws. So far they've been proving to be GREAT biners.
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By "H"
From Garden of Gods
Dec 24, 2012
| They look cool, but it looks like the edges are a little to sharp and not rounded enough? |
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By CaptainMo
Administrator
Dec 24, 2012
| i'll take a free sample of those puppies... |
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By Benjamin Chapman
From CA
Dec 24, 2012
| Oh, goody, titanium rope shredders. I'd like to know where I can get a dozen pairs of those for my alpine rack. |
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By Ben Beckerich
From saint helens, oregon
Dec 24, 2012
| I guess you have to be paying really close attention to get all the subtle, masterfully ironic jokes on this board |
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By Peter Stokes
From Them Thar Hills
Dec 24, 2012
| Sweet! Those would work really well with my new draws...
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By Jeremy Riesberg
From Minneapolis, MN
Dec 24, 2012
| Those look like prefect racking biners. I'll take 24. Thanks. |
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By Robert Cort
Dec 24, 2012
| I like the way the nose doesn't capture the gate, making the closed gate strength the same as the open gate strength. |
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By TWK
Dec 24, 2012
| Were they in the toy dept or housewares at WalMart? |
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By Mikie
Dec 24, 2012
| I'm on a low budget. I ordered a bunch of biners from here: www.carabinerkeychains.com/blank-carabiner-keychains.htm
16 for racking and 24 more, 12 of which have the nylon strap, for my quickdraws. Probably saved a couple hundred bucks!
I recommend checking them out. Havent climbed on them yet... we'll see how it goes |
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By Linnaeus
From New England/ Baltimore
Dec 24, 2012
| The smaller ones would be great for ski leashes. I had to buy the Dynafit Guide leashes because I couldn't find another suitable microbiner to use for my leashes. |
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By 20 kN
From Hawaii
Dec 25, 2012
| Mikie wrote: I'm on a low budget. I ordered a bunch of biners from here: www.carabinerkeychains.com/blank-carabiner-keychains.htm 16 for racking and 24 more, 12 of which have the nylon strap, for my quickdraws. Probably saved a couple hundred bucks! I recommend checking them out. Havent climbed on them yet... we'll see how it goes
It will probably go well. With all the weight you saved, 5.13 should be warm up. |
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By matt zia
From Colorado Springs, CO
Dec 25, 2012
| Mikie wrote: I'm on a low budget. I ordered a bunch of biners from here: www.carabinerkeychains.com/blank-carabiner-keychains.htm 16 for racking and 24 more, 12 of which have the nylon strap, for my quickdraws. Probably saved a couple hundred bucks! I recommend checking them out. Havent climbed on them yet... we'll see how it goes
Get a couple of those nifty camo biners to use on permadraws. Who can argue ethics of leaving draws up when you can't see them even when you're climbing a route!? |
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By Mark E Dixon
From Sprezzatura, Someday
Dec 25, 2012
| matt zia wrote: Get a couple of those nifty camo biners to use on permadraws. Who can argue ethics of leaving draws up when you can't see them even when you're climbing a route!?
What a great idea! Transparent bolts! |
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By Bang
From Boulder
Dec 25, 2012
| What load are they rated for (if that's even relevant for those babies)? |
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