Petzl Attache Screw-Lock Carabiner

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Product Description Item No. 10253709

FEATURES of the Petzl Attache Screw-Lock Carabiner

Carabiner optimized for lightness and durability
Very compact shape is ideal for belay stations
H-shaped cross section offers an improved strength/weight ratio
Wider contact surfaces for better rope glide and reduced wear on the carabiner
Easy to use, for efficient handling
SCREW-LOCK locking sleeve for good handling and effective locking
Visual indicator facilitates checking that the carabiner is locked
Keylock system helps prevent snagging of the carabiner during maneuvers
Carabiner designed for better rope glide and to ensure good positioning of the belay device
Shape adapted for easy tying or untying of a clove hitch

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Best Use:	Climbing
Weight:	1.9 oz
Carabiner Type:	Locking Carabiner
Gate Style:	Screw-lock
Certification(s):	CE EN 362, CE EN 12275 Type H, UIAA
Major Axis Strength Closed:	22 kN
Major Axis Strength Open:	6 kN
Minor Axis Strength:	7 kN
Open Gate Clearance:	24 mm
Disclaimer:	All climbing equipment is final sale.

Rated 5 out of 5 by tormalehto from Great Locking Carabiner I happily utilize a couple of these Attache locking carabiners on my rack. They are lightweight, durable, compact, and sexy. Work well for any situation, from top roping to long multipitch free climbing. My favorite feature is visual indicator under the screw gate, which makes it blatantly obvious if the carabiner isn't locked. Sweet biner!

Date published: 2018-02-07

Rated 5 out of 5 by Kenan from Outstanding Carabiner Whether I'm riding the Kit Carson Trail, or rappelling vertical outcrops above the timber line in the Sierra Nevada, Petzl is a name I can trust.

Date published: 2018-01-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jake from Finally a truly engineered carabiner! As an engineer I am always picky about optimization and well designed products. This carabiner has been the only one that I can admire 100%. I have not found a single flaw in it. Its H shape cross section saves a ton of weight without sacrificing too much strength, and its screw it well fit (I take it canyoneering through sandstone and loose sand and unlike other carabiners no sand will get jammed it in) and it's thread is about half the size of my other carabiners which saves a ton of time on locking. It fits my ATS perfectly. It is almost like a quickdraw when opened, slightly resistant at first, but as you open the gate it gets easier to open with a powerful kick back as soon as you let go.

Date published: 2016-03-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by DMack from Easy to use I bought this for my gri gri, and I will by two more to use as anchors because it is easy to clip the rope in and out of.

Date published: 2015-12-20

Rated 5 out of 5 by mwickett from Lightweight and large I use these as the master point when building anchors. This clips to the figure eight, gets locked, then all connections to the master point are clipped to this locker. It is plenty big for this, yet it is quite light for it's size. The bright color makes it easy to see the master point as well (as did the yellow of the previous version).

Date published: 2015-12-19

Rated 5 out of 5 by Bryan from Lightweight and easy to use I bought a couple of these a month ago and have only used them on a recent trip but I loved them. I use them with my Metolius PAS to clean. The are lightweight a work great. I mainly use BD pearabiners so these feel a little different. The screw gate feels a little cheap but I think it is just because they are made from a light material.

Date published: 2015-10-20

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeounghoon from definitely high-quality carabiners This attache carabiner works well. It is a little thinner than a standard rappel/main line carabiner.

Date published: 2015-03-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Tim from My new favorite belay locker I haven't found anything I don't like about the new Petzl Attache yet.,,,,* Extremely light for a full-size locker. This, frankly, kicks ass.,,* The rounded edges make the Attache great for belay 'biner. I've used it for standard lead/top-rope belays; with a reverso in "guide mode"; with a münter hitch; and in hauling situations such as rescue from a crevasse. In all scenarios, the Attache was just as good as (if not better than) round-body lockers, but at a fraction of the weight.,,* I really like the red warning that the Attache is unlocked. It's an extra thing that I keep in my safety checks that I really like.,,,,The only detriment is that the action of the locking mechanism is extremely smooth out of the box. While generally a good thing, I've also had the it start to unlock on me when used to belay a follower up with a reverso. This has caused me to more routinely check the gates when belaying. Only a minor problem, and one that is already starting to go away with wear.

Date published: 2014-12-04