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Locking vs. Non-locking
Locking carabiners: Gates lock to prevent accidental openings during falls; essential for belaying or critical protection placements
- Screw-lock: Requires manual twisting to close
- Auto-locking (twist lock): Automatically locks when the gate closes
Non-locking carabiners: Lighter, quicker to clip or unclip but can accidentally open; ideal for racking gear or for quickdraws
Carabiner shape
- D shape: Strongest shape, excellent for most kinds of climbing
- Asymmetric D: Lighter than D shape with a larger gate for easy clipping; use for belaying, rappelling, general climbing
- Pear shape: Designed for belaying, rappelling and anchor points; heavier and more expensive
- Oval shape: Smaller gate opening, affordable but not as strong or light as others; ideal for aid climbing or racking trad gear
Gate Types
- Straight-gate: Durable, easy to use; common for clipping gear to harnesses
- Bent-gate: Makes rope clipping easier; generally used for quickdraws
- Wire-gate: Lightweight, less likely to freeze or vibrate open during a fall
- Locking: Most secure; essential for anchors or belaying
This article gives you basic tips on inspecting, cleaning and storing your carabiners for rock climbing.
Learn how to inspect, sharpen and store your crampons to keep them in tip-top shape for walking and climbing on glaciers and snow.
Safety standards
- All climbing helmets must meet industry safety standards for climbing
- Some also have additional certifications for mountaineering, biking or snowsports
Shell material
- ABS (hard shell): Durable and affordable; generally heavier with less ventilation
- Polycarbonate (foam shell): Lightweight and well ventilated; pricier
Features
- Adjustability: Fine tune the helmet fit or chin strap so you can layer underneath
- Vents: Helpful for warm weather climbing or long days of climbing
Fit
- Helmets are sized by head circumference (inches or centimeters)
- Measure your head circumference by wrapping a tape measure around your head just above the ears and about 1" above the eyebrows