How to Choose Carabiners

The wide rope-bearing surface, clipping ability and deep basket of the Trango Superfly Evo Screwlock carabiner make it a must-have for the weight- and performance-conscious.
Imported.
View all Trango Carabiners| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Carabiner Type | Locking |
| Gate Type | Screw-lock |
| Gate Open Clearance | 20 millimeters |
| Strength Major Axis Closed | 24 kilonewtons |
| Strength Major Axis Open | 9 kilonewtons |
| Strength Minor Axis | 11 kilonewtons |
| Dimensions | 94 x 58 x 12.7 millimeters |
| Weight | 53 grams |
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Love the superfly evos. Nice, bright colors for easy visibility in the crag. The screwgate is smooth and easy to use. No reason for anything sub 5 stars, but an improvement would be a color under the screwgate indicating that it is not locked. Trango has started doing this with some of their carabiners in the form of a skull and cross bones. Solid force rating and I use these in combination w 7mm cordelette to make a quad anchor. Remember to always screw down so you don't screw up!
Tried these lockers out for my love because of the obvious cute color. On our first climb in Seneca a locker got stuck, thought it might just be a fluke. Well just returned from our back from Canada and the beaner locked up again, both times while thru the rings we had to hit it with a rock to get it unstuck. Have also had random stuck locks while playing around in the gym.
I use alot of carabiners for caving, can't wait to get this one underground. bonus on the amazing colorway, so I can keep it separate from my partners gear.