Edelrid Pure Slider Carabiner for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

10
out of 10
4 Positive, 0 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 4 Reviews
Retail Price:
$18.95
Used Value:
$11.37
Sale Value:
$17.06

Clip Edelrid's Pure Slider Carabiner when your climb wanders and traverses for extra locking security. The locking slide gate prevents the carabiner from opening, and the biner weighs the same as most non-locking carabiners. The locking slide is easy to lock and unlock for convenience while climbing.

Specifications

Brand:
Claimed Weight:
1.5oz
Dimensions:
100 x 58mm
Features:
slide locker
Gate Opening:
18mm
Gate Type:
locking slide
Major Axis Strength:
23kN
Manufacturer Warranty:
limited
Material:
aluminum
Minor Axis Strength:
8kN
Open Gate Strength:
8kN
Recommended Use:
climbing

Full Reviews

10
Wait, it makes sense: a flick of the ol' thumb, and you're locked into place. I love this thing; I have two, and they save my life on a regular basis as part of my slings-and-biners anchor cleaning system. They show no sign of slowing down after about 30 outdoor climbs.
Christine R., backcountry.com
June 12, 2019
10
There are really cool pieces since they perform almost like a non-locking biner, extremely easy to use to one hand.. I'd pair these with some standard screw gate lockers as well for different situations. I like them for going direct to anchors while rappelling.
Daniel Murphy, backcountry.com
January 29, 2019
10
This is my favorite lightweight standard size locker. I find it easy to use and secure. However it is on the expensive side for what it is.
Kenneth L., backcountry.com
September 8, 2018
10
I'm in love with these biners. Simple one-handed autolocking action, couldn't be easier. Very strong, solid spring action in the gate. Key lock nose. Same size/profile as any regular quickdraw biner. Perfect for anchor building, especially with a quad for TR action, or for those times you want a locker on the rope end of a quick draw when you're sketched out. Definitely my new favorite biner. What are you waiting for? Get some!
Ryan M., backcountry.com
April 14, 2018

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