NRS Sliq Carabiner

Yes, the Sliq is CE EN12275 certified, making it appropriate for climbing applications. Its straight gate design is typically used for the bolt-end of a quickdraw or for general-purpose gear organization.

The keylock nose eliminates the hook found on traditional carabiners, which prevents the gate from snagging on ropes, slings, or your harness gear loops. It makes clipping and unclipping significantly smoother and faster.

The asymmetrical D shape is designed to shift the majority of the load onto the carabiner's spine, which is its strongest axis. This shape also provides a larger gate opening relative to the carabiner's overall size, making it easier to clip ropes or webbing.

The anodized finish provides a layer of protection against corrosion, which helps in demanding environments. However, you should always rinse it with fresh water after exposure to saltwater and ensure the gate mechanism remains clean and lubricated.

This is a non-locking, straight gate carabiner. It is designed for quick, repetitive clipping tasks rather than critical systems where a locked gate is required for safety.