CAMP USA

Dyon Carabiner

The KeyWire design is a unique carabiner gate that combines the advantages of both solid and wire gates. It helps prevent snagging when clipping or unclipping, making it easier and safer to use during climbing. This means you can focus more on your climb and less on your gear.

SphereLock is a proprietary design feature that minimizes the movement between the carabiner's gate and its nose. This ensures that the gate closes securely, reducing the risk of accidental opening. For climbers, this added security is crucial for preventing accidents during climbs.

I-Beam construction refers to a structural design that resembles an "I" shape in cross-section. This design maintains high strength while keeping the carabiner lightweight. For climbers, this means they can carry essential gear without adding unnecessary weight, enhancing their overall climbing experience.

Major Axis Strength indicates the maximum load a carabiner can handle when force is applied along its strongest axis. It's essential for climbers to know this specification, as it informs them of how much weight the carabiner can safely support during use, ensuring their safety on the climb.

Open Gate Strength measures how much force a carabiner can withstand when its gate is open. This is critical because it indicates the carabiner's reliability during a fall or if it’s not fully secured. Understanding this strength helps climbers choose gear that maximizes their safety.

Features like KeyWire, SphereLock, I-Beam construction, Major Axis Strength, and Open Gate Strength all work together to enhance the performance and safety of climbing gear. They ensure that the carabiner is easy to use, lightweight, and capable of handling the stresses of climbing, giving climbers confidence in their equipment.