Great locking biner. I have a pair of them i picked up this year. They are a little small for my liking as a belay device biner but for setting top ropes or locking things off they are quite nice. Ver nice all around locker to have in your collection.

-Mike Goode

Just got them for the ends of daisys. Their light and didn't cost to much. So far so good. I like how they can close with one even flick if you get it right.

I just got 4 more. Still love them and moved my vote to a 5.

These are not as good for power points of anchors as, say, the Omega Jakes (best locker ever) because you can't cram as much stuff into them (smaller gate opening -- no surprise, the Jake opens wider than any other locker made). But they really shine for other tasks where a small, light, non-snagging locker is called for -- belaying with a GriGri (the Jake's bar stock is too thick); using a daisy to clip in while you set and equalize an anchor; or for making damn sure the rope stays connected to a critical piece of protection. I tend to carry an equal number (2-3) of these and the Jakes, mostly because the Jakes are soooo heavy. If I am worried about weight, these are the only lockers I take at all.

These are my workhorses when building anchors. Small, light, cheap, and they don't snag on stuff.

Well, the obvious plus is the keylock nose allowing easy clips. I use it on My daisy chain because I am constantly changing lengths and other carabiners never stopped snagging. It wouldn't hurt if it was a bit larger though.