Locking Gate

A nice, versatile little carabiner.

Three's the right number - 2 for your safety and 1 for your auto block.

Larger biner with a nice curved back.

I like the curved back on these large biners.

A heavy duty belay carabiner, ideal for instructors, groups, or if you just want hard wearing.

Large stainless steel trip-lock carabiner.

The twist lock version of one of our most popular small carabiners.

A really useful carabiner, good to use for setting up a top rope with slings, as the extra weight makes it hang well and they wear well. Being oval you can put two back to back for added security and they sit well.

A good, strong, locking carabiner.

Makes a super safe anchor focal point for belaying or for 3 plus people on multi-pitch climbs.

A safer version of the screwgate.

A compact, lightweight HMS screwgate.

Really useful as a redirect if using a waist belay at the top.

A really nice compact HMS belay carabiner.

Bigger than the Phantom and with the added safety of automatically locking.

Some climbers like to have different coloured carabiners for different uses.

Some climbers like to have different coloured carabiners for different uses.

Ideal for crevasse, rock and river rescue.

Side swing gate gives a greater gate clearance.

I use one to connect with a Tibloc etc, as I can get my whole hand in it.

Easier to open than a triact lock, but needs to be kept clean.

The carabiner I use for my Grigri, super safe, can't undo or unclip, which can happen with ordinary screwgates.

A super safe version of the screwgate carabiner. Note the cord hole.

Popular with those who like their belay biner large. Make a great anchor point on big walls or muilt-pitching with a group.