Snapgates Products
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£6.13 (inc Vat)
£5.11 (ex Vat)
DMM
Aero Bent Gate
The solid, bent gate is strong and easy to clip. The intersection between the gate and body of the carabiner is designed to reduce the chance of accidental unclipping.
£6.13 (inc Vat)
£5.11 (ex Vat)
DMM
Aero Straight Gate
A good, simple inexpensive snapgate which is great for racking gear on the harness.
£6.14 (inc Vat)
£5.12 (ex Vat)
Black Diamond
Oval Wire
A well priced, strong, oval wiregate. Ideal for racking wires, cams, hexes, or anything else you can think of.
£17.09 (inc Vat)
£14.24 (ex Vat)
DMM
Revolver
A revolution in more ways than one! This wire gated karabiner features a small wheel in the rope location groove. The result is a reduction in rope drag of up to 30%, which can, in effect, reduce the weight of ...
£7.01 (inc Vat)
£5.84 (ex Vat)
DMM
Spectre 2
An all-round use wire gate Carabiner available in various colours so you can easily identify your cams and Torque nuts.
£5.77 (inc Vat)
£4.81 (ex Vat)
Troll
Sprint 9 Wire Gate
A small lightweight snap gate rated for climbing to 27kN along the major axis when the gate is closed.
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DMM's range of snap gates are an excellent examples of these advances; super light and unbelieveably strong. Check out the Spectre for one of the lightest full size 'biners available. It comes in a range of pretty anodised colours too, making it ideal for racking your cams by colour. Or making up purple and green quickdraw sets, if you really really want.
The DMM Aero is also excellent racking biner. It's surprisingly light for a solid gate, and of very nice construction. The Eclipse is a bigger gated krab that's ideal for use in gloves, or for racking a big bunch of kit. It comes in a straight or bent gate.
If you're after an oval snapgate, we stock the Black Diamond Oval Wire just for you.
The Revolver
The DMM Revolver is an innovation that took many years of development, and is a truly radical idea: a lightweight, wire gated krab with a small pulley wheel in the end of the krab.
The rope runs over this as it is pulled through, and the effect is that friction between the rope and the metal of the karabiner is reduced by up to 30%. This has myriad uses: cutting down rope drag on weaving trad routes; making your rope seem featherlight for that big redpoint attempt; and, due to the reduction of friction within the system in a fall, the impact force on the top runner is reduced. This can prevent marginal gear being pulled out in a leader fall, whether on top end rock routes, or on rotten ice or snow. A really useful bit of technology!