NRS Sliq Carabiner

The triple-lock mechanism requires three distinct actions—slide, twist, and pull—to open the gate. This design significantly reduces the risk of the carabiner accidentally opening while in use, providing an extra layer of security compared to standard screw-gate or single-action carabiners.

No, the Sliq features a keylock nose design. This smooth, snag-free profile ensures that the carabiner won't catch on ropes, slings, or webbing when you are clipping or unclipping.

Yes, it is built for demanding tasks and carries CE EN362 and EN12275 certifications. With a major axis strength of 25 kN, it meets the safety standards required for both recreational climbing and professional rigging applications.

The asymmetrical D-shape is engineered to shift the load toward the spine, which is the strongest part of the carabiner. This shape also makes the gate opening easier to manage and helps keep your gear organized and aligned during use.

The carabiner is constructed from hot-forged aluminum alloy with an anodized finish. This coating adds a layer of corrosion resistance, making it durable enough to withstand exposure to moisture and harsh outdoor conditions.