Use the Locking Mini Pearabiner with your belay device or Munter hitch for extra security
Offset D shape and cold-forged 7075-T6 aircraft-quality aluminum frame offer super strength
Beefy 12mm rod stock creates a bigger rope-carrying radius, allowing easier, smoother rope management
Sleeve locks on the gate, not the frame, so it can't be over-tightened when the 'biner is loaded
Locking sleeve is designed with wide, smooth top edge to reduce the chance of it snagging or hanging up ropes and harnesses
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Reviews
| Erik Beeler | Untitled Review | | 
Voted 3/5 | An ok product. However I would use an auto locker for use with a belay tool and BD's own Positron for use with anchors. The 22kn strength is lower and others on the market.
I like mine but have relegated them to racking gear or holding webbing preferring to use the key lock, stronger and lighter Positron for most load bearing uses. | | Posted Nov 30, 2004 11:50 am |
| fluffhead555 | nah, i disagree | | Hasn't voted | my mini pears have a keylock. i dont know if they changed it or what. this biner can do everything that a larger sized rocklock or william can do, but weighs less and is less bulky. i use it for everything from tying into an anchor to belaying using a munter hitch or atc. rivaled only by the petzl attache IMO, and thats only because these dont have that red line that tells you its unlocked. | | Posted Jan 28, 2007 9:39 pm |
| AltitudeSickness | Mini Beaner | | 
Voted 4/5 | I mainly use this beaner for racking gear etc. It is inexpensive enough to get a few to use with the boy scouts on their trips and with their gear. | | Posted Jan 6, 2008 11:40 pm |
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