NRS Sliq Carabiner

Yes, the NRS Sliq is CE EN12275 certified, making it appropriate for climbing applications. However, because it is a non-locking carabiner, it is best used for quickdraws or racking gear rather than critical life-support connections where a locking mechanism is required.

The asymmetrical D-shape is designed to shift the load toward the carabiner's spine, which is the strongest part of the frame. This shape also makes the carabiner easier to handle and helps keep your gear organized and oriented correctly.

Absolutely. The keylock nose eliminates the 'hook' found on traditional carabiners, which prevents the gate from snagging on ropes, webbing, or your harness gear loops when you are clipping or unclipping.

The Sliq weighs 46 grams. It is designed to be a lightweight, durable workhorse, making it a solid choice for building a rack without adding excessive bulk to your kit.

While it is built with high-strength hot-forged aluminum and rated to 25 kN, it is a non-locking carabiner. For rescue scenarios, you should always prioritize locking carabiners to prevent accidental gate opening.