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Secure center bar attachment. Center bar attachment features highest security of keys and other important accessories. Connections can still be made on either side. Smooth wire gate operation. Available in 4 sizes. No. SB2 03 01: Size 2 2'' x 7 8'', 10 lb. working load limit No. SB3 03 01: Size 3 2 5 8'' x 1 1 8'', 25 lb. working load limit No. SB4 03 01: Size 4 3 1 2'' x 1 1 2'', 75 lb. working load limit No. SB5 03 01: Size 5 4 3 8'' x 1 15 16'', 100 lb. working load limit
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Technical Details
- Securely clip items on one end, attach with the other- Clip items together
- Great for zippers on laptop carriers, suitcases and more
- Hang plants, store belts, many uses
- Winner of 2008 editor's choice award backpacker magazine
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By Maverick Smythe (Southern California)
water bottles, keys; sturdy. Strong. Won't break or snap (not yet, anyways, but what do I only; only been using it for about half-a-year). Hang it on anything, on your jeans, whatever. Strong. Sturdy. Like Rambo. Really tough stuff.
By KW Post (Columbia, Md United States)
First, let me state that I agree with some of the other reviewers that these biners are not necessarily good as key rings. I prefer small key rings or small clip rings (the kind that where intended to hold three ring paper together) for that purpose. The clips on these things have very soft springs.
I bought these to link my Swiss Army Knife (SAK) to my key ring. They are perfect for this purpose. I need to quickly clip my SAK to the ring on my way out the door. At the office, I often detach the SAK and connect it to my belt loop. (I wear jeans most of the time.) Making the SAK more accessible. The soft springs are not a problem for me. Indeed, they are an asset as it makes assessing the SAK even easier. BTW: I've also used a standard biner, but they are fairly large in comparison and need a large ring on the SAK.
Bottom line is I am a happy customer. If you buy this for the right purpose, I don't thing you will be disatisfied.
By Jon Gerow (Hainesville, IL USA)
These S-Biners are A LOT smaller than you would think. Size 3 is almost too small to even use as a key ring.
By K9
Invaluable for various dog applications.
Keep on end of leash to quickly tether dog for training purposes, indoors or outdoors.
Connect two leashes together at the handle. Or three leashes.
Secure ex-pens.
Secure zippers on soft crates (depending on size of s-biner ordered)
Hang water pail.
Hang gear bag on chain link fence - keep clean and out of dog reach.
Keep leashes and collars together and organized in gear bag.
I like how easily items slip in and out of the s-biner. Nylon and cotton leashes do not get caught on the catch notch like they do on regular carabiners.
By Mary J. Alderdice (Washington DC Metro Area, US)
I have long been a big fan of carabiner-style keychains, except for one thing: I didn't like having my keys looped onto the same section that was designed to open and close several times a day to be looped onto a bag, belt loop, etc. Therefore, when I saw these in my local Harbor Freight, I was very excited. It seemed like the best of both worlds: I would have one section of the 'biner that my keys would attach to, and another that I would use to attach to my belt or bag or whatever.
Unfortunately, this worked better in theory. As the other reviewer has noted, the springs on the s-biners are very lightweight, making it exceedingly easy (if not, in fact, inevitable) for the 'biner to come open, dumping your keys (or whatever else) off the device. Presumably, if you're going through the trouble to attach something to your person, this is not the outcome you are looking for.
Admittedly, these do have other uses, for things like camping and tying down loads in trucks and the like. However, if you're looking to use the S-Biner (in any size; I have at least 3 different sizes, and they all suffer from the same flaw), I would recommend looking elsewhere.
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