Collection: Locking Gate

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

It's like the Ceros, but without the extra belay gate.

Slightly larger than the Phantom HMS.

A twist lock version of the popular Shadow.

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

Preferred by some over the Phantom as it is slightly bigger, particularly if you have big hands, or are wearing gloves.

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

The safe version of the Ultra O.

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

A nice large oval.

Nice that the captive bar can be removed with a small screwdriver and reinserted.

The screwgate version of our best selling accessory biner. These are not toys.

Super strong rigging and rescue biner.

Specifically designed for rigging.

Really well designed.

The ball lock is far easier to use one handed than the triact lock.

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

A fool-proof version of the screwgate.

Quick opening, useful for lanyards etc.

Impossible to fault as a simple belay carabiner, not too big, not too small, perfect size and the red visual open-gate warning is the icing on the cake. Editor's Choice Super Topo. New model.

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

A nice screwgate to match with your pulley.

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

The 18mm pulley sheave is a lot bigger than the DMM Revolver, it is also heavier. Available with a triple action gate, or a snap gate.

I like this one, a nice small carabiner, note the cord hole.

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

The twist lock is becoming popular for safetys. Note the cord hole.

The perfect personal safety carabiner, nice and small, will go through any chain link, with the red open-gate visual warning.

Excellent grip and auto locking.

A three action locking carabiner that is much easier to use with one hand than a triact-lock.

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

A safer version of the William Screw-lock.