NRS Sliq Carabiner

The triple-lock mechanism requires three distinct movements—slide, twist, and pull—to open the gate. This significantly reduces the risk of accidental opening compared to standard screw-gate or auto-locking carabiners, making it a safer choice for critical gear security.

While it is certified to CE EN362 and EN12275 standards, which are common for climbing and rescue equipment, its primary design focus is on secure gear attachment. Always verify that your specific application aligns with the carabiner's 25 kN major axis strength rating.

No, the keylock nose design is specifically engineered to be snag-free. It eliminates the notch found on traditional carabiners, allowing you to clip and unclip ropes or webbing smoothly without catching.

It weighs 55 grams, which is quite lightweight for a triple-locking carabiner of this strength. Its asymmetrical D-shape is compact, measuring 98 mm by 60 mm, so it won't take up excessive space on your harness or gear rack.

Yes, the anodized finish acts as a protective layer that significantly increases the aluminum's resistance to corrosion and wear. This is particularly important if you frequently use the carabiner in wet, salty, or harsh outdoor environments.