Positron Straight Anodized Carabiner

I use these to rack wired nuts, some cams, and spare slings. The keylock is a great feature. The biners are large and have a wide gate opening, which is especially good for getting nuts and slings off. The gate isn't very stiff. Comparable to the new Mammut Element keylocks.

I use one on each of my cams hangin off my gear sling. Last thing I want when I'm pumped and grabbing gear is to wrestle with the notch on the gate hangin up on my sling. I don't like them for racking wired gear, kinda like the notched biner then so more than the one I'm grabbing doesn't slide off.

Stellar. I use them on my trad draws (on the gear side) Opposite a neutrino wire, great set up. And with a colour like that, you can allways find the trad draws on the harness. Hazah!

Can't thing of anything wrong with this thing. Does its job quite well, pretty lightweight, not too expensive as far as things go. I use em on the gear or bolt end of my draws and slings. The keylock nose doesnt get caught on the bolt, cam slings or nut wires when cleaning, very nice.

This is the only key-lock biner I've used so I can't compare it to the Dynotron or Spirit on anything but price (cheaper!). I picked up a my first five to use with wired pro, previously I was using Trango lightweight and BD wiregate Ds. The smooth gate and no-snag opening are worth the (slight) extra weight. I would prefer an oval for racking, but the advantages of the key-lock make up for the smaller basket and corner-pocket design of a D. The narrow profile is also a plus. I will definately be adding more of these to my rack for both pro and draws.