Outmate 6 pcs Aluminum D-Ring Locking Carabiner: Lightweight and Sturdy Clips for Versatile Outdoor Use Review

Okay, I'm a bit lenient when it comes to metal. But these carabiners are pretty gross. I can hear the metal crunch on the threads and one feels like the thread is too short, I expect it to be a slide lock rather than a bolt lock. They'll be fine for attaching some secondary gear to my pack, but what I need will attach to something I can trust more.

Got everything safe and sound, great for light duty and looks good. A funny picture of a two star review of "not strong enough to work in the barn". A crap heap in the background with two oversized chains attached, so I'm assuming this prankster had one of those poor Carabinieri tending to a pair of 900lb plow mules. The product description is very clear on the limits of the carabiner. Seriously, I'm still laughing and crying so hard I think I'm going to pee my pants. I was about to give this…

let's be honest; They are not suitable for hiking or hanging a hammock. You get what you pay for and in this case you paid for an aluminum alloy threaded eyelet carabiner. It's great for attaching gear to my hunting backpack. They don't have much luster despite their matte metallic design, meaning they don't blink or glitter in the sun, which is great for my purposes. I'm taking off a star because the tabs don't quite match their design. Some of my grommets fully thread the carabiner while…

As seen in the picture I have a lot of keys and I bought them for my keys so I can easily carry them. I was expecting them to feel like the freebies you get at a festival or something, but they're surprisingly sturdy. I do a lot of climbing and know a thing or two about carabiners and they are really good. They feel sturdy and will likely be used to hold my speaker while snowboarding or to attach things to my backpack while hiking. I would trust them not to break. Turning it on feels smooth and