CAMP Triad 3Lock Carabiner

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Design and Details

  • Semicircular aluminum carabiner with a breaking load of 16 kN in all directions
  • Loaded on three points it has a breaking load of 25 kN
  • Automatic closure requires three actions (slide, rotate and press) to open the carabiner
  • Semicircular aluminum carabiner designed to guarantee a breaking load of 16 kN in all directions
  • Loaded on three points, the Triad 3Lock has a breaking load of 25 kN so it is ideal for connecting a chest harness with front slots to a waist harness
  • Auto-locking closure for extra security and ease of use
  • Brand : CAMP
  • Web ID: 23CMPUTRD3LCKCRBNCAC
  • SKU: 25512187
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