🔗 Nite Ize S-Biner Size-1 Dual Carabiner, 2-Pack - Stainless-Steel, Black Review

I bought these two small packs of collars for my dog's pets! I have two greyhounds ordered online that require special collars and the D-rings on the collars are very thick and difficult to attach to the tags. Instead of fiddling with spinning rings and snapping off nails every few months, I added them to the pack. Great purchase, very useful, easy to put on and take off. I like that they have two sides.

About the loss of keys Comments. The photo shows a possible cause. TIP: I don't think the developers intended this spring to go the other way. For larger sizes #4 or larger, a few fine cuts with a dremel can lock the clevis spring more firmly in the S-bend. This MFR sells a regular locking clasp carabiner, I'm not sure why this option isn't available for these types. Or maybe just a heavier gauge wire spring to increase S-bend tension?

I originally bought this item as a keychain but accidentally pressed the mechanism and dropped the keys. Now I use it to attach two sections of metal railing together. When it is solved I can open a section like a gate. I plan on buying a few more to use them this way, they look way better than the bungee I also use and so far pushing or pulling the guard section doesn't release the carabiner. Mine has been outside for a few months now and is not rusted or damaged.

I have 2 office keys, 1 house key, 1 mailbox key, car key and motorcycle key. This pulls them all together on one side and leaves the other side free to hook into my belt loop. To be honest I have to do some tinkering if I need to get a specific key out of the S biner, but all I needed was a small biner that could hold all of my keys. That's great! Check out the picture of it hanging from a regular sized handle for an accurate estimate of the size of this thing. Edit: I've since lost 2 of my…

I am building my first solar/charging backpack ham radio and working. They are "perfect" for my antenna mount idea. They make installation and removal really easy. Very small and also durable made of steel instead of aluminum alloy. They are beautifully shaped miniature versions of the larger ones. For us Americans, it's 1-1/2 inches long and 1/2 inches wide. They easily manage the £5 they are priced for and I think double. I'll buy some kits and keep them in my backpack radio for whatever…

I have been using standard key clips for at least 10 years. As they start to wear out, I sometimes notice that spring-loaded "gates" are much easier to accidentally open and (temporarily) lose the keys multiple times. I thought it would be a great alternative to keep the keys on one side and use the other to clip them to your wallet, pants etc without losing them. Somehow, however, I had MORE problems with this one, possibly due to the fact that the second "gate" when attached to something is…

Dimensions: It took me a while to figure out all the sizes. I would recommend getting a small tape measure and using these sizes from the niteize website: Size #5 Measurements: 1.31" Weight Class: n/a Size #1 Weight: 1.56" x 0 .56 inch, weight class: 5 lbs. Dimensions #2: 2 x 0.88 inches. Weight: 10 pounds. Size #3: 2.63 x 1.13 inch. Weight: 25 pounds. 5 sizes: 4.38" x 1.94" Weight: 100 lbs. I'm a size #3 and I think this is the perfect size for my use. I have a gerber shard tool, a streamlight