BEIFENG Heavy Duty Lightweight Locking Carabiner Clips D Ring for Camping Hiking Outdoor Gym etc, Carabiner with Lock Small Carabiners for Dog Leash & Harness

This clip is super lightweight and the locking mechanism works really well. It’s easy to open and close, and stays securely fastened once locked. Great for keys, gear, or attaching things to a bag. Sleek, durable, and a great value overall.

Have a 130 lb cane corso that is so much a part of the family and my best friend. We live close to a busy state hwy. Twice before buying these, when he’s been outside, snap clips have opened from his collar. He doesnt run off, but that hwy is deadly. These simply will not release accidentally. Even though he’s big, he doesnt pull hard. I’m sure these are more than strong enough for a dog that does lunge though. They open easily, with one hand, even when dirty or in freezing conditions. Love em!Update: had these for a full year now. No issues. Still operate perfectly. No binding from dirt or icing.

these are well built and exactly what I was looking for to clip to my keys, I want then on all sets of keys now, after a while of use these are still holding up like new love em

I use these for garage and van organization. Nice and light weight/

Product is durable. I use it for my camping trips, to hold my keys, everyday use all around the house. I even use it to hold my Ar-15. Absolutely love it.

They work great, I like them. The only thing I don’t like about them is how small they are. I thought they would be bigger, but other than that, no complaints.

I use them for hunting and they come in handy for every scenario including saddle hunting.

I have started making some intentional choices for the items I buy and use. Let's be honest, most keychains are total garbage. I use this with a titanium ring. The lock is secure and I can attach it to a belt loop on my shorts and never have to worry about losing my keys. I also figure if I ever need to do any rope or rigging work (which occasionally happens as I do work in a theatre venue), I got a spare 'beaner' with me at all times.