Nite Ize S-Biner Micro Lock Mini Stainless Steel Carabiner, Black, Pack of 2

The Nite Ize S-Biner Micro Lock Mini carabiners are perfect for everyday use. They’re small but strong, made of durable stainless steel, and the locking mechanism keeps everything secure. The black finish looks sleek and they’re great for keychains, bags, or organizing small items. A handy, reliable accessory!

If you carry around sets of keys for different locks or emergency items (mini multi-tools, torches etc) on your keyring, it can be useful to separate them. These little items can do just that.Also, due to the design, whatever is attached with one of these can be removed easily unlike a traditional ring.In the time I have used them I have had no issues with breakages or them coming off the keyring inadvertently.Others may find different uses for them but, as stated, I have used them specifically as organisers for a heavy keyring with multiple keys/EDC items and they have proven excellent for that task.

Needed a way to remove my car key to warm up the engine before leaving now with the colder weather starting.This seemed like the best option for the money. It's a little small for the use case, I've got medium sized hands and struggle to turn the lock mechanism. It's great in some ways as it's fiddly, but just not ideal for my use case.Definitely a viable option for other use cases, and despite the small size so far seems well built.

Already using and loving the size 3 and 4 of Nite Ize carabiner and wanted a smaller one to take care of my keys as well as looping it on my sling as 3 was a tad too big.Size wise, this one is perfect and does the job super well however the locking mechanism is different to the size 3 and 4 i have so be careful of that difference. It is a tad stiff to do the locking mechanism and also it is quite small so might be trickier for someone with big fingers.Even with these minor downside, still recommended as it is the tiniest of carabiner that has locking mechanism and works for me!

These look amazing, super easy to use and are just the right size.I’ve been looking for an easy to use lock to hang my car keys to my regular keys. A few of the ones I’ve bought previously cracked and broke super easily. I am yet to find out how durable these are but at first glance they seem like they’ll last longer.The lock feature is amazing as it gives you extra confidence it won’t slip. The sides are resistant to opening even without the lock so this is just another layer of protection.These are quite compact and small. Great for keys without making them too bulky. Overall love them. Hope they’ll last. Will complain if they don’t so watch this space :)

These small carabiner are useful for many applications. They seem to be robust and the finish has lasted. The gates can be locked by means of a small lever and this works well. I use one for attaching my car key to my house key and the other to keep my suitcase zips closed when travelling. I'm very happy with them.

Nice and light. Very compact. Good quality materials and feels very strong for it's small size.Sadly the lock mechanism is extremely stiff and not practical at all. It's a complete pain to attach or detach items and that's focusing solely on the clip.Would NOT be useful in any type of emergency or critical situation, defeating the point of a strong carabiner.Not cheap for 2 tiny little things. Not happy with the purchase. Wish I'd just bought basic carabiners, which in this size are way more useful.Good delivery.

These are smaller than I expected (which is a good thing for me). I believe they're rated for a limit of 1.4 kilos but I honestly think they'd hold more. The 's' shaped body is metal as are the sprung gates. The locking mechanism is a simple small plastic block that prevents the gates opening once it is twisted into place. I imagine wear and tear would take its toll on the plastic if it were being locked/unlocked many times a day.I use this to attach a number of small key bunches together (car key, house keys, work keys and RFID tag, etc). When I'm walking dog just unclip house keys and take them, dropping car off at mechanic just unclip car key and leave it. Before I'd use a simple small carabiner which didn't lock, occasionally a key set would come loose in my pocket or bag....no big deal but the work RFID tag costs £100+ to replace if lost. This is the perfect solution, keeps keys securely together but has convenience of quickly being able to separate the set I need to.