FresKaro UIAA Certified 25KN Auto Locking Climbing Carabiner Clips, Twist Lock, and Heavy Duty Carabiners for Rock Climbing, Rappelling, and Mountaineering, D Shaped

Quick and easy to use.

SOLID Carabina love that they came in a pack of three. Definitely recommend.

VERY heavy duty, larger than expected, works great for securing a knife sheath to my belt loop, worth the price, and heavier than expected, a little bit of a learning curve to use, but easy to learn.

Very easy to use with gloves. Doesn't Work well with 1/2 in. Rope

I have some new safety ropes, a safety harness, and a couple of lanyards that I plan to use while some work on my roof. I needed some additional carabiner for all this rigging. I search a little an amazon and found FresKaro. The review seem very positive so decided to give them a chance. They appear to be very well made and stout. Time will tell if they hold, but if they dont, I might not be around to update my review. For now they seem to be fit my needs perfectly. Pros: - easy to open one handed - lightweight - comes in 3-pack - appear to be very stout, sturdy, and safe Cons: - none Would I purchase again/recommend them: Yes!

I've gone through like a million, "not for climbing," carabiners in my life an got sick of them breaking or not closing right and loosing a key an getting a new one for like a buck every few months so I thought I'd go for something locking an a bit more hardcore. This is a bit bigger but pretty much exactly what I wanted an needed. Is it good for climbing? Who knows. A quick Google search showed me good climbing ones run 20-50 bucks each it looks like so maybe if you're trusting a small bit of metal with your life think about spending a bit more or looking up the most trusted brands people use an not buying a cheap one on Amazon. Seems logical to me but what do I know? You do you. 2 or 3 years later these are still locking good an barely have a scratch. If you need a Keychain that holds shit for a hot minute I'm digging this so far. I'm a cat with a ton of keys between my car, scooter, motorcycles, job etc. Constantly breaking a few off to use em an put em back on. Locking mech never failed. Already lasted longer than any other cheap counter part. Would I use for climbing? Idk. If you're like me with 20 keys an sick of your carabiner breaking after a few months. This thing will hold solid for years...

Use them in my tree stand and work great. Have used them for fall protection and linesman belt

My dog has not broken one yet. Australian Shepard Mix.