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 Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Steel Quick-Out Karabiner Finsterwalde
Quick-Out Karabiner
When you need a reliable connection but need to be able to affect an immediate release this is the karabiner for you. Ideal for helicopter and across river rescues. Double button locking with multiple safety me...

£48.72 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Steel Djinn Steel Petzl
Djinn Steel

£47.84 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking MGO Open Petzl
MGO Open

£40.40 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking MGO Double Action Petzl
MGO Double Action
Monster self-locking steel connector for attaching to large diameter cables and bars. Confirms to EN362.

£36.32 (inc Vat)
You save 9% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking Twister Triple Edelrid
Twister Triple

£31.90 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking Eashook Open Petzl
Eashook Open

£19.66 (inc Vat)
You save 9% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking Air-Hook Beal
Air-Hook
For use as part of a lanyard to be clipped to intermidiate anchors.

£19.14 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Steel Vulcan D Petzl
Vulcan D
High grade D shape carabiner for professional work.

£15.95 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Outdoor Climbing Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking William Petzl
William
large, pear-shaped karabiner, ideal for belaying with an italian hitch.

£15.49 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Steel Captive Eye DMM
Captive Eye
Steel locking connector with captive eye. With variouse versions of locking gate available.

£13.82 (inc Vat)
You save 11% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Locking Am'D Petzl
Am'D
The Am'D carabiner is great for most uses and thanks to its D-shape it's one of the strongest and lightest locking carabiners.

£11.45 (inc Vat)
You save 10% Professional Access Karabiners-and-Connectors Maillon-Rapides Standard Twist Maillon Rapide
Standard Twist
The oval shaped Maillon Rapide with a 90 degree twist

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For use in any situation where stength or corrosion resistance are more important than weight. Where a 30kN strength or greater is required, DMM's range is the best place to start. These krabs are strong, come with a variety of locking meachanisms, and are made to the highest standards in our own Wales.

Rescue practice during a mast erection course for British Antarctic Survey 

For those looking for solid budget options, the ranges from Foin and Stubai are worth a look, and this page also hosts the impressively sized Petzl MGO Scaffold Hook.

Another impressively sized thing is our range of locking karabiners and Snapgates for climbing.

The long oval shape

This section also contains maillons, lots of maillons everywhere. Long ones, square ones, triangular ones, fat ones, tiny ones, giant ones, even twisted ones. The very best in things for attaching things to other things.

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