Nite-ize S - Biner Size 4 Durable - Cadena de mosquetón

We use those to hang things to our bag during our trip and we never regretted those, they are easy to open, light and built with quality in mind.

I use these to hook my car keys to my work bag - for that they look great and work great, and have held up to several months of use.

Buen mosquetón, aguanta el peso indicado

Buen gancho para accesorios, para llevar en la mochila de campo o de fotos. De buena marca, resistente. Se venden varios tamaños, según tus necesidades.

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Buen diseño y muy resistente para su tamaño, al tener dos enganches puedes quitar uno sin soltar el otro, y el sistema de muelle es mejor que el que usan otros mosquetones que termina rompiendose

Me va muy bien como porta material complementario a la mochila. Lo uso en senderismo, esquí o carreras de montaña. El sistema de doble mosqueton permite sacar el material sin riesgo a sacar también el mosqueton o que se nos caiga con todo lo que lleva colgando. Es muy ligero

Necesitaba un mosquetón más grande y, habiendo probado otros tamaños de la marca, no he dudado en comprar un S-biner. Sobra decir que no son para escalada, pero resultan ser muy útiles, con muchas posibilidades de uso: llavero, para sujetar cosas en la mochila, etc. Ligero y con buen diseño.

En mi caso era para un bolso del carrito del bebé, y ha cumplido su función con creces. Era lo que buscaba. El material es muy y en su conjunto se nota bueno.

Excelente acabado, es importante mencionar que lo uso como uña llavero, llego en tiempo, la calidad es muy buena, lo volvería a comprar

Producto perfecto, buena calidad, cumple las expectativas. acabados buenos y robusto para lo que es. Un poco grande pero es lo que pedi

One of the things you never knew you needed until you got your first one.Simple, durable and absolutely indispensable. Wherever one thing needs fastened to another, where it needs to be carried secure or just hung up to free your hands, Nite Ize 'Biners are a mans essential kit.I use mine to secure things inside my backpack; clip an extra key onto my key ring in a hurry; give me an extra couple of inches on a shoulder strap; keep a multi tool handy on my belt; secure a small torch to my jacket; extend a zipper pull.I'm sure you get the idea. If you have one, you need more.Next, one is never enough. Always get the right tool for the job, so a range of sizes are essential.My wife even uses a couple at work.Should they make them in pink, I am sure she would find a use for several more.

These S-Biner double-gated carabineers can be addictive. This is the smallest of these widgets, but very handy when you're looking for a super-small (1.31" x .5") double-ended device for attaching things.Please note: The package on each warns that none of these, plastic or stainless, should be use for climbing or where "disengagement could result in bodily injury or property damage." Enough on that, but just let common sense prevail. On a personal note, just be sure that the gate spring is properly engaged with the hook and you should have no problems.The S-Biner is a small, handy thing that is a sort of double-ended carabineer, constructed from "2Cr13 Stainless steel for the body and 202 Stainless steel for the wire gates" according to the manufacturer. The hooks are slim and handy enough to use to attach to a variety of items, as you can see from the photos here, and they're available in black, stainless or "spectrum" (multicolored) finish... if you look for the right one.But be careful before you order these. My gripe here is that the manufacturer doesn't provide adequate descriptions on their own Amazon page, and the lack of descriptions can be not only misleading, but also even irritating when you're trying to find the right one. I made a mistake while ordering a couple of these, so I went to the manufacturer's site and pulled down what is available. Will try to summarize the ones made from stainless steel here:> - dimensions: 1.31" x .5" weight rating: 3 lb.> - dimensions: 1.56" x .56" weight rating: 5 lb.> - dimensions: 2" x .88" weight rating: 10 lb.> - dimensions: 2.63" x 1.13" weight rating: 25 lb.> - dimensions: 3.5" x 1.5" weight rating: 75 lb.> - dimensions: 4.38" x 1.94" weight rating: 100 lb.Finding the right one can sometimes be confusing, as the manufacturer seems to have a really irritating hodgepodge on how they organize their products here, but if you get lost in the above links, try going to the , then pick from the finish and size that best fits your needs. They also offer a handy in two versions, a double-ended gadget like the regular S-Biner gadgets except that it has a built-in bottle opener. One of these is on the strap of my camera bag for emergency use in the field when trying to hang things in tricky situations.This manufacturer also offers some light weight but sturdy glass-filled nylon S-Biners with stainless steel wire closures, handy where you might not want to scratch more valuable equipment, such as photo gear. The might be a good place to start, but you'll have to look for them. These can be found in the following sizes:> Nite Ize SBP0 Size #0, plastic - dimensions: 1.18" x .49" x .14", no weight rating.> Nite Ize SBP2 Size #2, plastic - dimensions: 2" x 1" x .3" weight rating: 10 lb.> Nite Ize SBP4 Size #4, plastic - dimensions: 3.5" x 1.5" x .3" weight rating: 25 lb.> Nite Ize SBP6 Size #6, plastic - dimensions: 5.6" x 2.6" x .45" weight rating: 50 lb.Cannot fault these products. You could probably just use a garden-variety dollar store aluminum carabineer as a substitute for these, but if you value your gear, these are well worth a look. Might suggest that if you're going to use them where they will result in metal-to-metal contact, the plastic versions might be a better choice. Have use both the #2 and #4 sizes with cycling and for photo use as noted above and so far they have held up admirably.Over the last few years I've bought a number of these, and have used the S-Biners for attaching items to a rack on the back of my mountain bike, as a replacement for the junky carabineer on water bottle lids, as a handy belt-loop clip for temporary devices, and to attach a tripod to my photo backpack for quick release. The uses for these are only limited to your imagination. Have bought a number of these both for personal use and as gifts for those who already seem to have everything, can only become one of the handiest gadgets that I've seen. The uses for these are only limited to your imagination, but be sure that the gate spring is properly engaged with the hook!9/11/2012