NRS Sliq Carabiner

Yes, the NRS Sliq is CE EN12275 certified, meaning it meets the rigorous safety standards required for climbing and mountaineering applications.

No, this is a non-locking carabiner. It is designed for quick, efficient clipping rather than securing critical life-safety systems that require a locked gate.

The keylock nose design eliminates the hook found on standard carabiners. This prevents the carabiner from snagging on your webbing, rope, or gear loops when you are clipping or unclipping.

The asymmetrical D-shape is designed to shift the load toward the spine, which is the strongest part of the carabiner. This shape also provides a more ergonomic grip, making it easier to handle even when wearing gloves.

The anodized aluminum finish provides a solid layer of protection against corrosion, and the stainless steel rivets and wires further enhance its resistance to the elements. However, like any metal gear, it should be rinsed with fresh water after exposure to saltwater to maintain its longevity.