Carabiner Clip - Double Spring snap Hook- 5 Pack S-Biners - Locking Key Ring - Mini Carabiners

Functional and no complaints, but some customers complained about the small size. I bought them based on those complaints because I wanted to use them to secure zippers, and they are way too large for that purpose. S-biners are always handy to have around, but in case you're looking for small ones to secure zipper -- these are not the ones you're looking for.

I picked up this 5-pack of double spring snap hook S-biners to use in some custom ham radio antenna builds, and they’ve worked out great. I’ve seen a number of ham radio YouTubers using similar carabiners in their antenna setups, and now I see why—they make quick setup and teardown a breeze.The build quality is solid. They're not overly heavy, which is a plus for portable and field use, but they still feel sturdy and reliable enough to hold wire antennas, cords, or light gear without any issues. The locking feature is a nice touch for added security, especially when hanging antennas in trees or off support poles.These worked very well for my end-fed and dipole antenna deployments, and I’d have no hesitation buying more for future builds or for use in my go kit.🧰 Key Highlights:Lightweight but durable design – perfect for portable useDouble spring snap action for quick attachment and removalGreat for antenna support, wire routing, or gear attachmentLocking feature adds extra security5-pack offers good value and utility⚠️ Disclaimer: This review reflects my personal experience and is provided for informational purposes only. I am not liable for how others use this product or interpret this review. Always ensure your gear and safety needs are appropriate for the conditions and use case.

Too hard to get on and off keychain. Tried WD40 thinking it would help (didn’t)

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I keep finding more uses for these and have to order more!

Too small for practical use.

Good clips, small, strong, lightweight, cheap. Perfect.

Seems good just smaller and a little weaker than thought