M-Tac Tactical 3.5" Plastic Carabiner - Multipurpose Hard Polymer Gear Clip - D Shape Ring Spring Snap Gear Clip for Outdoor Travelling Camping (Pack of 5)

Received in a timely fashion. Exactly as described. Perfect for what I need them for

Love these carabiners as they are light-weight, but still heavy-duty. Was perfect for use on my paddle board since the metal carabiners were scratching the board up.

Lightweight and seems sturdy. Be careful of the pivot point where it bends, it catches your fingers and pinches.

I hesitated buying these because I have never had plastic carabiners before but they reviews were all positive and the color matched my needs, and so far they work out fantastically. They look great and function well, I have not used them for anything heavy only about 5 pounds and they haven’t had an issue so far. The only thing I could possibly say about them is that they’re a little hard to open and close when you wanna hook it on something. I have to grab it with two hands and pull it close and through what I’m wanting to hook. The carabiner itself does not have a super hard spring it’s just the break point where it opens and closes catches on a lot of things.

Love these. Light and quiet. Don't drag or scratch like traditional aluminum carabiners. I use these to hold gear like gloves and animal calls to a bino chest rig so for my purpose these are amazing.

The springs broke on first use of 2 of these. I used them to hang my fins on my BCD as I was getting out of the water. Since they no longer close, they are now useless. Very disappointed.

They seem to be good hooks to be made of plastic. Do not make the mistake of thinking they will be nearly as strong as metal ones, but they do seem like they will be holding up well.

It's a bit expensive for plastic but these will do less damage to your boat gel coat when tethering floating pool toys to a boat while anchored. I initially tried stainless caribiners but they are so heavy that they easily mar the gel coat. In applications that are mission critical, I'd still recommend stainless, but these are light weight and won't damage nearby surfaces.