FresKaro UIAA Certified 25KN Auto Locking Climbing Carabiner Clips, Twist Lock, and Heavy Duty Carabiners for Rock Climbing, Rappelling, and Mountaineering, D Shaped 3.93 Inch, Large Size, Black

These did not fail during climbing, so that allowed me to be here to write a review! I have not taken a hard fall on these, but I have hung with full body weight on them many times. Rated, easy to operate one handed, easy to see that the safety “locked”. Good design. Much less expensive than the “name” brands with comparable weight. I would buy them again!

They are as described. High quality and timely delivery.

These are really nice! Come in a sealed bag, which could almost be reusable- if you didn’t have to cut it open (not press and seal)

Super strong:)

I love these in these last four years. And the autolock has never failed me. They are well worth the money. Very high-quality made product.

They are good quality carabiners, but for Shibari they’re not quickly released

I have some new safety ropes, a safety harness, and a couple of lanyards that I plan to use while some work on my roof. I needed some additional carabiner for all this rigging. I search a little an amazon and found FresKaro. The review seem very positive so decided to give them a chance.They appear to be very well made and stout. Time will tell if they hold, but if they dont, I might not be around to update my review. For now they seem to be fit my needs perfectly.Pros:- easy to open one handed- lightweight- comes in 3-pack- appear to be very stout, sturdy, and safeCons:- noneWould I purchase again/recommend them: Yes!

Not going to lie, didn't really think about it when ordering but trusting your life to unknown names gets a bit iffy. I got the 3 pack and a few other Amazon specials to do my own tree work. 100% bought the wrong harness, the rope was a bit sketch compared to the more known names that cost 5x, and then there was these biners. Granted I only went about 30 feet up, and I was doubled up on the biners during the actual climb but they held my "larger than the average arborist" size + tools plenty fine. Did all my equipment tests like 2-3 feet off the ground in the beginning on a single biner, had no issues for what that's worth.For the second tree I had gaffs, so one biner on each end of my lanyard and the third on my secondary cinch line, again no issues. I even did a practice gaff out a few feet up just to test the theory, dropped all my weight on the single one on the cinch and it caught me with zero issues.Again, not entirely on board yet for daily use, would probably still go Petzl just for peace of mind, but I am keeping these in my Army kit now for the rare situations where I might have to climb on the job, I would be confident using them doubled up again with no real worries. For anything fall prevention, 100% confident in it for that usage, bucket work, roof work, etc.