Much better than other carabiners.
342386
Very light and smooth unlike the carabiners that came with my "Bear Butt" hammock. The ones that came with my bear butt were cheap and sharp. These however are smooth and light and allows me to attach them in the dark without cutting my thumb.
4598225
These are decent quality aluminum wiregate carabiners that are far superior to the steel carabiners found on most hammocks!

These carabiners have a wide mouth and long wiregates that are easy to operate single-handedly.  The wide mouth slips around hammock tree straps easily.  While I can't confirm the advertised 12 kN strength, these carabiners are similar in size, thickness, and quality to other branded carabiners that I use, and they will certainly stand up to the use and abuse of hammockers!  However, I definitely wouldn't use these for suspending body weight in precarious situations like climbing.

With this pack of 4 you can swap out the cheaper carabiners on your hammocks.  This item is also useful to hang off the straps of your backpack for attaching water bottles or other items, or to keep handy for other uses (such as hanging bear bags, slinging gear, etc.).

Recommended.  I received this item for free or at a discount in exchange for test and review.
2113015
I received this product in exchange for an honest review. All my reviews are my own opinions and 100 percent truthful.

These carabiners are not suitable for climbing. For something that originally was intended for climbing it seems that most on the market now days fall short of climbing. However, that doesn't keep them from being useful.

To begin with, you receive ten carabiners with the order. I'm always wondering if a dozen is too many, or five not enough, so I really appreciate that it was just rounded up to an even ten, and in five assorted colors; another choice I don't need to stress over.

It's hard to say a product like this is a "perfect" size, as each of us have thoughts about that. But I like that they are not too small or too big, and I really love the screw lock that keeps the carabiners closed; it's easy to use, but stays out of the way if you don't need it.

I have several uses already in mind. I'm thinking about putting one on all of my emergency flashlights, so in time of need I can hang the lights just about anywhere.

And my wife has already claimed two of them to hang her bird feeders.  I hope ten will be enough.
3145295
Bought it at REI and returned the next day. This is a carabiner for people paranoid about safety. It has all safety features which a carabiner may have, and they are cleverly designed. The problem is that people who are paranoid about safety are mode likely to use belay devices with advanced safety features, such as GriGri. This carabiner technically is compatible with GriGri, but in real life not really. I tested it with GriGri+. With some wiggling and some effort, one can slide GriGri over the locking mechanism. The tightest fit is at the thick end of the golden piece, where it is connected to the carabiner itself. Not only this area is thick, but there is also some sort of the hook to which the bottom part of the autolocking mechanism connects to when carabiner is closed. While it does not take more than 2-4 seconds of wiggling to find a position in which GriGri would go over this thick area, you are left with that weird feeling of lack of confidence if you will be able to take the GriGri off or put it back on again. It is right at the limit at which it would become impossible.  I think Grivel needs to go back to the drawing board and improve the design.

If you use a different belay device, it might work great for you.  I liked the carabiner, but I did not feel I could use it with GriGri.
2753410
Product is superior to regular carabiners for carrying sets of keys. The sevure locking feature has saved me from accidentally losing sets of keys, as the key sets can easily unclip from a regular carabiner on my purse. I gave one to a friend and she agreed with this. (Wish it came in black or gold)
2491799
goo quality for price.  carabineer fits on bag well and doesn't seem like it will fall apart. all around happy with purchase
753474
Useful and cost effective, sturdy (though not necessarily heavy duty) carabiners for multitude of uses.  3 different sizes for greater flexibility.
4361945
Sturdy leash, the carabineer is great! We has issues with other clips coming loose, and our dog running away. The carabineer also locks, so there is no chance of it accidently coming off. I do wish the carabineer is smaller, it is a little too big for the size of the leash.
3298581
I had a similar pruner and loved it.  The carabiner handle makes it even better.  It hangs nicely on a belt loop.
1005595
I've tried a TON of tippet holders and this is the best one by far. Yes, you can rig it with the carabiner BUT it's way more convenient to rig it by the belt loop to your pack. If you use the belt loop then the carabiner can be used to hold some retractors or whatever else you want. Lastly... the bungee cord you put through your tippet spools can hold a lot more than advertised...

I'm loving this thing. I'm expecting it to last a good while.
1297987
These are very nice and lightweight aluminum carabiners. They have a very fluid spring motion and the screw lock is easy to use and is secure.

These are not designed for climbing and are not load bearing. However, they are great for clipping items to a backpack etc.  I am using them to keep cables sorted and organized.  I'm very happy to have them.
2325205
These TTLIFE straps are pretty well made and the locking stainless steel carabiners are pretty good. The stitching on mine seems nice and solid. The webbing they are made of doesn't stretch after the first adjustment, so you won't have to keep re-adjusting. Getting the initial adjustment is easy with the 15 loops on each.
One wish, is that they were a little longer. This length works well in a stand or if your trees are just right, but there are times where you do have to use trees that are a bit too far apart and / or big around for these to reach.
The carrying bag is pretty nice. It is certainly better than stuffing the straps somewhere and getting them tangled.
The lock on the carabiners is solid, but takes several turns to open or close tightly. Quick-lock ones would be a bit nicer if you need to move your location frequently, and some lighter high-strength climbing-rated aluminum ones would be preferred for backpacking, when ounces count (or use whoopie slings and a marlin on a flat strap instead of carabiners and adjustable straps at all to save more weight), but for simplicity, quickness and convenience these are still pretty nice.
Other than those things, I like these. The current Amazon price is competitive to maybe just a bit high compared to some competitors for the same length. You could get longer or lighter climber-carabiner ones for about the same price. I might have shopped around a bit more looking to save a bit, but I've used these a couple of times now and they work great and sped up my setup process. I hope this review helped.
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At about 10 ft. long  1 in. wide these will allow you to hang between any two trees within reason. When rolled up, I had no problem with getting the straps and carabiners back in the drawstring bag. One thing to be aware of if you plan to use the carabiners is that you want to make sure that you don't snag your straps, which is very easy to do. I have had them for a few days and I have a little fluff because of a snag that I caused.

When installing them on the trees be conscientious about moving the straps along the trees too much; you may end up rubbing/tearing of pieces of bark. I am not a tree-hugger but if you can prevent hurting the trees, try to.

Details and Dimensions

Straps (2)
 Length: 9 ft. 10.5 in./118.5 in.
 Width: approx. 1 in.
 # of Loops: 15 loops
 Stitching Color: Orange

Carabiners
Length: approx. 3 in. (same size as most hammocking carabiners)

Bag (Full + Packed)
 Dimensions ( l  w  h ): 5 in.  2.5 in.  6 in.

Pros and Cons

Pros
' 10 ft. long; it can go between most trees within reason
' fits back in the bag easily
' comes with locking carabiners

Cons (reasons for 4 star)
 can only support up to 400 lbs. Total/MAX

I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. These thoughts, opinions, and experiences are solely my own.
1173130
Pricey carabiner, but awesome strength!  I already own two, and I want two more.  Will probably last forever.  :)
2413842
Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Heavy duty strap and carabiner.
4108211
I don't climb rock but I have used carabiners the past 30 years while boating, tree trimming, ATV's, railroad switchman/conductor duties. This is fantastic carabiner for the price. I have to wear leather gloves at work and carry large keys for high security locks. Even with heavy leather gloves on this carabiner is easy to use with a nice big non-snagging gate and a stop on the thumb screw.
722325
The design for this product is different than most card reels that I've seen and it depends on personal preference whether it's convenient or not. If you have a comfortable place to clip it and you don't mind the extra effort required to latch it on, the carabiner style is very sturdy and I much prefer it to the belt clip. This style isn't going anywhere when I latch it to my belt loop, and it allows the reel to move around enough so that if it gets caught on anything it's not going to just snap and break like the rigid belt clips can do. The plastic seems rather sturdy and the reel mechanism is well sealed from dust and debris which could cause it to fail. All around a rather well designed product.