Metolius Bravo Locker Carabiner

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Design and Details

  • Lightweight, high-strength, compact locking carabiner
  • Hot-forged, key-lock design
  • Target Strength: 25 kN (5620 lbf)major axis,10 kN open gate, 7 kN minor axis
  • Individually tested to 1/2 its rated strength

    • SPECIFICATIONS of the Metolius Bravo Locker Carabiner

  • Major-Axis Strength: 25 kN / 5620 lbf
  • Minor-Axis Strength: 7 kN / 1575 lbf
  • Gate-Open Strength: 10 kN / 2250 lbf
  • Weight: 43 g / 1.53 oz
  • Gate Opening: 17 mm / 0.66"
  • Rope-Bearing: 9.5 mm
  • Surface Width: 0.37"
  • CE/UIAA certified
  • Brand : Metolius
  • Web ID: 23JSDUBRVKYLCKS11CAC
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Great Carabiner

This Carabiner is easy to use & a quality piece of equipment. I’ve the had the opportunity to use it a few times & it’s functioned great without any issues. I plan to go back & buy some more.

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Simple Locker For Good Price

I bought these to use with my slings as a PAS and they do the job. Super affordable and I like that they’re small enough to keep on me at all times.

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Awesome Carabiner

This Carabiner is just the perfect size. I use this to attach the rope on my spread bar to the chicken loop on my control bar when I ride my kite board. The small size helps keep the throw on my control bar closer to my body, giving me better kite control. I estimate I am loading this Carabiner with about 600lbs. of pressure and it holds just fine.

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I use them for my webbing, to rig and lower tree limbs to grounderstand safely.

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Light Weight And Cheap: Awesome

I love these carabiners simply for the fact that they aren't over the top expensive, and its easy to carry a bunch of them without getting weighted down. The bluff I usually climb at is about a mile hike up a very steep slope, and often times I'm camping out there too, so having light weight gear is always a bonus. The only draw back is that the size does make them a little more difficult to maneuver through/around a lot of other gear (if your setting a top rope in a precarious position for example) but I've also never had it present an actual problem.

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