Black Diamond Quicksilver Screwgate

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Black Diamond Quicksilver Screwgate
4.2 out of 5 based on 34 user reviews.

Cred: 1700

Review by barubin on Jul. 17, 2008

REI sells them for pretty cheap. They're definitely a good biner for the price and function. They're lightweight and I enjoy having them on my rack. They hold the typical kN load for carabiners. There is nothing that really sets this biner away from the competition but it's nice overall.

I have no qualms as of yet.

Omega Pacific D screwgate

Cred: 402

Review by jur001 on Oct. 28, 2007

I use it for connecting my chest harness.

Nose, nose, nose, nose - even a way to lose it when youre angry, pumped up and messy.

Positron!!!

Cred: 40569

Review by marks on Mar. 31, 2007

Lightweight locker for clipping in or building anchors.

The gate can get a little stiff over time but it's not too bad.

Trango lightweight is lighter if you are counting grams.

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Review by StevenBopp on Jul. 18, 2010

Solid gate, fits very well in my hands, good for people with large hands

The locking screw can chafe and mess up a belay loop so my suggestion is to girth hitch a runner to the belay loop and clip into the runner

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Review by MikePB on Feb. 27, 2011

Inexpensive. Use for anchors for trad climbing.

Nose of opening is not new style and rope catches easily...this is a bad thing.

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Review by fb_894465643 on Apr. 23, 2008

small size, light wieght, cheap. I use it for setting anchors.

It doesn't have that keyhole locking gate. Just the old school stlye.

Mini-parabiner

Cred: 338

Review by dude1971 on May. 24, 2008

with all cost factors - this is just a good, standard locking biner that is perfect for ALL uses when setting up any anchors.

Metolius Element Locking Biner
Petzl Am'D manual screwgate

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Review by curtis_g on Jul. 16, 2008

Light, small, no fuss.

none

none, this is great for anything you don't need a large bucket for (like your belay biner).

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Review by climbandkayak on May. 11, 2008

While these work OK I won't acquire any more keyed biners.

BD Positrons

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Review by fb_505775625 on Apr. 07, 2008

best screwgate out there i believe, easy to screw and unscrew, nice size

non that i can find

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Review by stevencook on Jan. 20, 2008

cheap light locker

Cred: 147

Review by fb_829070088 on Feb. 06, 2008

I don't know why I just love this one

Cred: 327

Review by treefrog on Feb. 18, 2008

my go to every use carabiner

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Review by fb_14222531 on Jan. 18, 2008

Small and light

nose snags on wires and webbing

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Review by fb_649895128 on Jan. 19, 2008

Secure, strong, long life durable

Cred: 83

Review by fb_5800777 on Jan. 20, 2008

small

small gate opening

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Review by fb_1126530105 on Feb. 27, 2008

nice and light

a little small for clipping in

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Review by fb_555560325 on Mar. 21, 2008

Good Price. Nice for setting anchors.

Not keylocks

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Review by fb_605860537 on Mar. 31, 2008

small and lightweight

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Review by fb_168301493 on Apr. 13, 2008

Strong lightweight carabiner.

Cred: 102

Review by Delta V on Sep. 25, 2008

Nice biner

Not key lock

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Review by fb_637910379 on Jan. 27, 2008

Small

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Review by fb_1081080029 on Feb. 01, 2008

Economical

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Review by Jeremiah on Feb. 03, 2008

lightweight

Cred: 99

Review by climbercam on Feb. 26, 2008

Durable

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Review by fb_199105488 on Apr. 06, 2008

price

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Review by snowman on Apr. 22, 2008

nice!

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Review by BigRockFun on May. 18, 2008

works

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Review by wolfen_at_max on Jun. 13, 2008

Strong

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Review by fb_626155706 on Jun. 16, 2008

small

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Review by Antonio De Luca on Jun. 30, 2008

good stuff

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Review by Ryan Moody on Sep. 23, 2008

smooth

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Review by fb_42003550 on May. 12, 2008

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Review by Chalk Bag on Jun. 06, 2008

cool