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In tree climbing, the hardware that links your system together is just as critical as the rope itself. Carabiners, screw links, and snaps are the small but mighty components that keep climbers attached to their lines, their harnesses, and their tools. Understanding the differences between these connectors—and knowing which ones are safe for life support versus which are meant for gear management—is a fundamental skill every climber needs to develop. For anyone stepping into the canopy, the sheer variety of connection hardware can be confusing. Carabiners alone come in countless shapes, sizes, and locking mechanisms. Add screw links and snaps...

The lightest carabiner in the Notch line-up, the Notch HMS carabiner has an extra large gate opening that makes clipping in easy, even with multiple ropes or devices. I-frame sections of the body lower the overall weight of the carabiner while maintaining strength.   ⚠️WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel and chromium which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.