4.81 of 5 starsC.A.M.P. - Nano 22 - Snapgate carabiner
At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- alpine climbing
- Material type:
- aluminium
- Carabiner type:
- snapgate carabiner
- Gate opening:
- 21 mm
- Breaking load:
- 21 kN (major axis strength), 8 kN (minor axis strength), 9 kN (open gate strength)
- Weight:
- 22 g
- Misc:
- snap carabiner with wire gate
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 321-0192
Product description
Lightweight snapgate carabiner with wire gate
The Nano 22 Wire carabiner from C.A.M.P. is one of the lightweights of its kind. A great classic, the Nano has already been revised several times and is now even lighter and more advanced than its predecessors. Low weight at the expense of load capacity and size? Far from it! This is reflected in the relatively high breaking load of the gate when open. In addition to this, an improved nose makes it much easier to open and close.
Smooth rope passage
Changes to the shape of the carabiner ensure that your rope glides through with less friction, which protects the rope in the long term. The wire-gate carabiner from C.A.M.P. is available in a variety of colours, so that you can find the perfect match for your cams. With a little practice, you can tell at just a glance which size it is. There is also a Rack Pack set of 6 available in different colours.
The advantages at a glance:
- Lightweight carabiner with high strength values
- Compatible with all types of rope
- Great mechanical properties
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Using it for basic things like hanging a water bottle off a backpack - does the job well, looks good, easy to open.
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Price / performance Quick to open
It's way more purple than in the picture
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Excellent handling Price / performance Quick to open
It's so nice to have a piece of equipment that's both lightweight and strong, so that you can rely on it holding you.
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Finish Excellent handling
I find these easy to handle. You obviously notice they are smaller than your usual snapper, but they work well for me.
I think I have medium hands, this is probably relevant to mention.
The only disadvantage to me is the lack of a keylock nose, but that is typical for carabiners of this size, and probably a necessary drawback to keeping these small and light.
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ive got several of these, some for racking hexes others to clip into bolts + connect slings to the rope
at first didn't like them much (used as quickdraw) but they have since grown on me
not perfect for everything (two ropes is a tight fit, clove hitch (with 8,5mm and smaller) works okay but great for a lot of things.
negatives, apart from the size implications, none of the ones I have weight 22g, some 23 some 24 and even 25 (not a big deal but a surprisingly variable weight)
great product, lightweight and easy to handle
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Wide coverage Price / performance Quick to open Excellent handling
Buy two colours and a 60cm sling and its a perfect extendable draw. Carabiner is a bit harder to panic clip with cold fingers but a bigger carabiner wouldn't fix that either.
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Small and light carabiner, use it for most of my trad gear. A bit fiddly due to its size.
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Too small
I find it nice to handle, although I haven’t used it with gloves yet. It is worth noting that I have rather small hands, so that might be a factor.
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Excellent handling
small and light
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