Nite Ize Micro s biners

**hrairoorah** · 03-16-2012, 13:30

Our local Lowe's has them.

**Jsaults** · 03-16-2012, 15:54

display without buying something. But I am not trying to quit.

I bought one as well, eyeing the tiny S-Biners for accessory wrangling. But as Gnome said, nothing structural.

Jim

**Bondo** · 03-16-2012, 15:58

I have found them @ REI, Autozone and Lowes. They are perfect on the super fly doors. I did 2 outings with them on the ridge line and they were fine. But I rigged the tarp for some tweaking the other day and 2 failed.

**te-wa** · 03-05-2013, 21:33

these would work great on the underquilt suspension. i need!

**jokerr** · 03-05-2013, 21:46

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Lawson has 10 pack of very nice mini-biners for 10 dollars with free shipping

**sargevining** · 03-05-2013, 21:53

Just bought a set at Academy on the way home. A bit disappointed to see they fail for tarp lines, though.

Back to the drawing board

**flatline** · 03-05-2013, 21:58

i use these lil "S"biners to attach my stake out lines to my tarps, in the hopes that they will act as a "weak link" should i trip over a stake guy line.
easier to replace a plastic hook than to repair a tarp.
i have filed the "barb" off of one that i use to attach my pillow to my SRL, those little barbs love to catch themselves in amsteel fibers.

**XTrekker** · 03-05-2013, 22:07

Yeah posted it while back. Its pretty good deal. Just remember they dont hold much weight at all.

https://www.hammockforums.net/forum/...ht=Mini+biners

**dirtymike** · 03-05-2013, 22:11

I use them for my guy outs on the superfly. I use about a 6 inch piece of shock cord looped to attach to the tie out on tarp. Then connect the s biners. then to the guy lines. They hold up better than you might think. The shock cord takes a lot of the shock and prevents breaking them. With that said having the superfly up between to trucks as a shade shelter for a group in 15-20 mph winds and gust of 30 I did have one fail. I think that is pretty impressive. Besides whats carring a couple extra for the what if. I have found the same size in metal. I use two on my ridge line. The rest are the plastic ones.