Replacement S-Biner

these are inexpensive, work properly, and break pretty easily.

because that's what you want out of an attachment point for your very expensive underquilt.

i play around with quilts of different brands under hammocks of different brands and i can tell you right firm that while you're messing with fit, you WANT a cheap and replaceable part to break before you do damage to your quilt.

and if you get the fit right, you have a handy s-biner that works well and won't break under stresses that are inappropriate for your setup.

i like to keep a couple of each color handy just in case.

Use these to connect my tarp to the prussic loops on my continuous ridgeline. Same as the S-Biners on the underquilt. Small, lightweight, no problems with them thus far!

Does what its supposed to and is insanely light.

Only gave them a 4 because they are larger than I expected but it’s not the biner’s fault. Got them to replace bulkier/heavier clips on a motorcycle cargo net I got from Harbor Freight. Using the net to hold a bear can on the outside of my backpacks.

These aren’t the most exciting accessory, but they are very light, and seem strong enough for a tarp or underquilt.

I purchased these as a more affordable alternative to similar clips on the market rather than replacement and can say the quality is about the same but they function identically for half the price. Great for hanging lanterns, cooking utensils, or anything from the inside of your tent or ridge line.

It's just s-biners but they are lightweight and easy to use. I like them on my Hammock Gear under quilts and I bought a few extra s-biners for some DIY stuff.