Driver Clip

Bought 2. Definitely Mini Ti grade 2 carabiner clips. I use the 1/4" driver for a Key Ring. Use it to hold my 2 (1 for each) The Mighty Bar Mini's i own. They have small lanyard knots. So they slide on & off the unclipped carabiner for easy Usage & Storage. Great Combo for key ring. Lighter than the SS Mighty Bar. Grade 2 Ti is 99% Ti and resistant to salt water and chemicals. Durable but softer than Grade 5 Ti.

Pairs perfectly with the Might Bar + a small ring ring. No complaints.

I wanted a carabiner that meets the following criteria: — Small enough to be comfortable on a keychain — Strong enough that objects won't magically unhook from the product. This product met my criteria with ease. I bought two for my keychain which I use to hold a pocket flashlight on one and a swiss army knife on the other (yes, it's as bulky as it sounds). I am confident that those items will not fall out of the carabiner. I have not tested the 1/4" bit driver and I don't think I will realistically ever get a chance to test it, but that's besides the point. It's an additional feature. This carabiner rocks.

A little thinner than I expected but that’s not a fault. Very nice and functions well.

This mini carabiner is definitely “mini” - be sure you look at the photos to see the size. I’ve connected it to my key ring and am using it to attach a couple of items I carry with me: -ThinOptics compact readers. -A tiny flashlight. -A double sided titanium bit (Philips on one side, straight slot on the other). If you’ve been traveling and actually need to deal with removing a screw or tightening one, it’s awfully handed to have a screwdriver. (For example: stayed in a hotel that screwed the windows shut - climate control sucked, so I wanted to open the window.) Two things keep this from being 5 stars: -It’s just a little too small to get much leverage or to be used as a non-weight bearing carabiner. Something closer to a “full size” would be more useful, both in terms of working as a key ring AND to use to deal with screws. -The hole for the bit is just a little too large, so bits slide through it very easily - have to put your thumb on top to keep it from popping off the bit. Not a big deal with a regular bit, but I carry a two-sided one with me and it’s uncomfortable to push down on it with my thumb to keep the bit in place. If you carry any sort of pocket tool with you, this probably is of little use. I typically carry a pocket tool, but when flying the the options are limited. I admit that one of the appeals of this was that it is made of titanium and I do love a piece of titanium - I did not, however, do any tests to determine that it’s really made of that wonderful, lovely material.

I like it. I’m just not 100% sold that it’s titanium. Might be a titanium alloy, but I don’t think it’s real titanium.

Super light, super sturdy and less noticeable when attached to your belt loop/backpack/pocket, etc. A beautiful piece of machinery!

They're just as described, and high quality. No complaints here.