Cypher D Locking Carabiner

The keylock nose eliminates the traditional hook found on many carabiners, which prevents the gate from snagging on ropes, slings, or webbing during clipping and unclipping. This makes for a much smoother, frustration-free experience when you are working in high-stakes environments.

While heavier than aluminum, the hardened, zinc-plated steel construction offers significantly higher durability and wear resistance. It is the ideal choice for industrial tasks or top-roping setups where the carabiner will be subjected to constant friction and heavy, repetitive loads.

The screw gate is best if you prefer a simple, reliable mechanism that you can easily operate with one hand. The three-stage auto-locking version is the safer, more secure option for critical applications where you cannot risk the gate accidentally opening.

Yes, it is certified to both CE EN362:2004-M and CE EN12275:1998-B standards, making it appropriate for both climbing and industrial use. However, keep in mind that at 265 grams, it is heavier than standard aluminum climbing carabiners, so it is best suited for anchor setups rather than carrying on your harness.

Yes, the 50 kN rating is consistent across both the screw gate and three-stage auto-locking models. This high strength rating ensures the carabiner can handle significant industrial loads safely regardless of the locking mechanism you choose.