XINDA Screwgate Locking Carabiner Clip - Professional Rock Climbing Carabiner Screw Lock,Heavy Duty Carabiners for Climbing,Mountaineer,Hammock,Camping,Outdoor Equipment

Would recommend for any climbing. Super slick screw gate came well oiled. Tried all 5 out and every one is the same great quality. Will be using for years to come. The gate is not quite an inch but is standard size. Saw the review where the guy pulled a car on a flat bed with some. Im not easily impressed, but I bought these after seeing that.

Grate product Im a arborist and use theas for rigging branches and climbing...the carabeeners skrew to lock or unlock I like how their is no way for it to open its self in like the pull and twist system ... Grate product Ill be buying more soon

I have these for self-extracation they are sturdy and strong.

Saw the many 5 Star reviews on Amazon and purchased the five pack. Im not a rock climber but needed something sturdy to rig zipline for my two grandchildren. Supposedly rated for something over 5000 lbs and marked with industry standard specification references for climbing carabiners. I internet searched XINDA to learn more about the company and everything I saw online was in Chinese. I dont read Chinese. No way will I suspend my grandchildren from these or any other human for that matter. Look to be great for holding gear, rigging ropes at campsites, etc. but I would never use to support a human. If you need a life safety carabiner go Petzl, Black Diamond, or the like. Petzl carabiners have individual serial numbers and each and every carabiner is load tested and you get paperwork with each explaining the standards of manufacture. Petzl might be three times as costly but its your life.

Very strong and sturdy

Everything

Dose the job.

Great price for a smaller carabiner. Has rated info not sure how their quality control is but I dont use these for safety related reasons I use them to hang my backpack off my harness.

Good quality, would buy again

First off, I dont use these for climbing because I dont climb. That being said, they are great for lots of other non-climbing things...like hanging a hammock or tent between trees, putting your food in a bear bag and hoisting it up to a high branch...think outside the box folks.