LeBeila Carabiner Clip Aluminum D-Ring Carabiners - 5 Pack Screw Locking Buckle Hook D Shape Spring Snap Keychain Clips, Strong and Light Lock Caribeaners for Outdoor Camping, Hiking (Multicolor 2)

The thing these have going for them is the anodizing colors look very good. However I feel they have a few flaws, even as cheap aluminum carabiners go. First is the aluminum alloy they used is incredibly soft, so a note to anyone who's accustomed to being able to open bottles with their key carabiner look elsewhere. Just a half dozen bottles I've opened and now the tip has become so rounded and flakes so much it can't open them anymore. In addition this means that using these just as camping attachments is iffy. I attached a 40oz water bottle to my backpack, which was still somewhat supported by other straps, on a 6 hour hike and found that by the end of the hike the carabiner had bent slightly out of shape. Still usable but definitely deformed. In addition just the one I'm using as a key fob is showing signs of wear after a month so I don't expect it to look very good for long.

Brings a couple of them which is great! They feel pretty solid in the hand and don't feel like they might bend or break on low to medium pressure. However, they do say not to use these for climbing and since it says it on the actual product. I would not recommend it. But overall is still pretty great to hold keys and other things. I got the blue which looks really nice and stands out a lot. The only problem is that the paint will chip off. Mine has already chipped off near the bends. The piece that tightens to stop it from opening is also a nice touch but can untighten by itself sometimes but you can take it off if you don't like it which is nice

There isn't much to say about this product. It makes a pretty decent key ring?The blue color definitely started rubbing off a lot faster than I anticipated but its not a fashion accessory so it doesn't really bother me that much. The clip does do something that I found as a plus (you may not). While I have this clipped to one of my belt loops the odd thing is it will eventually keep turning itself so that it locks. So even if I forget to do so, they are pretty secure. Definitely would recommend. The color is nice, it's sturdy enough for my keys, and the price can't really be beat. I went to my local store and bought one for 9 bucks. THATS 1 for 9.

Not for climbing safety but very good for securing valuable accessories for my camera when traveling. Four of these on my camera bag loops and a chest harness, my camera stays put on my chest minimal bounce as I ride my bike, but when I need it I grab it and lift up to snap a picture without detaching it from the harness. with the twist down locking sleeves I don't have to worry about dropping a thousand dollar camera on a bumpy road.

I used these on leashes that I made for my dogs (one is 10 lbs, the other is 20). I know these say they are not for climbing so may not be ideal for anything weight bearing but so far I haven't had any issues using these for my dogs even thought they do pull sometimes. For my smaller dog, who would probably run off if he ever got loose, I put a second back up clip on his leash for extra security just in case this does ever break/come loose.

For the price, these are built pretty well compared to others. I like the extra security of the threaded lock but keep in mind these don't fully lock like high end climbing biners. The threaded sleeve will go all the way up and then come off the threaded part. The chances of it getting back on thread without you doing it intentionally should be pretty remote - I tried and it stays off track which is good. When I need to unlock it - putting it back on the threads is easy - the machining of the threads is forgiving enough to make it easy. The spring on these is also much heavier than other "cheapo" biners out there. I would buy again, maybe in a different color.

These are pretty chintzy. The locks don't really lock that well, and multiple times I have discovered that they unscrewed themselves. I didn't even know that was possible. They were good for a quick fix, but I'll need better ones for a more permanent solution. Honestly, save your money and buy something that won't need to be replaced when you realize how crappy these are.Although, they are a pretty blue color, so there's that.

These carabiners are not for climbing. However, they're a lot cheaper than carabiners that are!I keep my keys on one, and another on my water bottle. For those uses, they're great. If you deliberately screw it off, the knurled ring will come off. However, you have to do it deliberately and after a couple months of use none have come off without my wanting them to. When locked it, it doesn't unscrew, and it rarely screws itself in at all.For what it is, it's good.

Great product. I use them to attach items to my backpack without having to worry about losing those items.

I give 75%

my son loves these!

Great product