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Petzl Swivel, Positioned between the rope and the load, the ball-bearing Swivel S allows the load to turn without twisting the rope. Learn More

Rock Exotica Swivels made the first high-quality swivels back in 1987 with high-efficiency bearings and machined bodies. Great for keeping rope straight and tangle free while you climb or zip line. Learn More

When closed with a wrench, this aluminum quick link is used to close harnesses that have two attachment points that must be joined with a connector. Learn More

Rock Exotica Swivel Ropes Course Zip Line Carabiners , The SwivaBiner features a high-strength bushing that will withstand greater abuse than a bearing. The SwivaBiner is designed to re-orient a load, and not provide high-speed rotation. Learn More

Petzl P42 Caritool, A carabiner-shaped tool holder designed to organize gear attached to a harness. Ice-screws, pitons, cams, as well as small tools, can be arranged and accessed single-handedly Learn More

A very popular tactical spec carabiner that meets your requirement for a stealthy carabiner with a minimum weight and size. The nut locks on gate to prevent jamming. Learn More

The quality of this carabiner is second to none! It is smooth, easy to handle, won't jam, and the price is right. Learn More

Contigua Straight Gate, Whether for emergency use--when light and fast truly matter--or just to keep on your key-chain, the Contigua is a perfect fit. Available in various colors Learn More

The VERTIGO TWIST-LOCK carabiner is designed for use on progression lanyards. Its ergonomic design and automatic locking system facilitate manipulations when passing intermediate anchors. Learn More

Petzl Am'D Carabiner - Add security to your climbing anchors with the Petzl Am'D Traict Locking Carabiner. Take your pick of Petzl's Screw-Lock, Ball-Lock, or Triact-Lock gate to perfectly match your preference. The Am'D Carabiner also has a snag-free keylock gate to assure it never snags on gear when you're building a solid anchor at the top of the pitch you just climbed. Learn More