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MammutSender Screwgate Carabiner - Package of 3
$29.89
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2 reviews with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars
Gate:
Screw-lock
Dimensions:
99 x 59.5 mm
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MammutClassic HMS Screwgate Carabiner
$19.39
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56 reviews with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars
Gate:
Screw-lock
Dimensions:
109 x 69.5 mm
Weight:
63 grams
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MammutWorkhorse HMS Screwgate Carabiner
$20.89
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53 reviews with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars
Gate:
Screw-lock
Weight:
75 grams
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MammutSender Screwgate Carabiner
$16.39
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34 reviews with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars
Gate:
Screw-lock
Dimensions:
99 x 59.5 mm
Weight:
48 grams
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Related Expert Advice articles

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

Read full article: How to Choose Carabiners