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C.A.M.P. USA Photon Screwgate Locking Carabiner

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The lightweight C.A.M.P. USA Photon Screwgate Locking carabiner is ideal for building anchors on lightweight alpine and mountaineering trips.

  • Weighing 42g (1.5 oz.), the Photon Screwgate Locking carabiner is the lightest locking carabiner in the C.A.M.P. USA line
  • Sharp nose profile is designed to slip into and out of webbing, gear and old pitons without snagging
  • Surfaces that come into contact with a climbing rope are wider than other parts of the carabiner for smooth passage of the rope and reduced wear on the 'biner
  • Full-size C.A.M.P. USA Photon Screwgate Locking carabiner is easy to use while wearing gloves

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Item 810822

C.A.M.P. USA Photon Screwgate Locking Carabiner Specs
Specification
Description
Best use
Climbing
42 grams
21 kilonewtons
9 kilonewtons
7 kilonewtons
19 millimeters
Weight
Strength major axis closed
Strength major axis open
Strength minor axis
Gate open clearance

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