Ocun Osprey Triple Carabiner - Happy Biner
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Ocun Osprey Triple Carabiner

Classic oval shaped carabiner with triple-lock and clean nose

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Description and Tech Specs

Osprey is a hot-forged carabiner of classic oval shape suitable for technical and bigwall climbing. It's invaluable on working with pulleys. The utility value of this carabiner is increased by Ocun typical rope friendly shape of the upper profile, which makes the Osprey usable for HMS belaying in case of an emergency. If climbers owned just one carabiner, it should be the Osprey.

  • Triple twist-lock gate with keylock nose
  • "Rope friendly" shape to avoid excessive wear of rope
  • Ergonomic body
  • Optimal weight, strength and size balance

About the brand

Ocun produce equipment that provides the best climbing experience, always striving for improvement and innovation by bringing a precise engineering approach to function and safety of climbing gear design.

Over the years, Ocun has been behind some large innovations which people forget about, including:

  • The seamless heel first invented by Ocun, now used universally in all climbing shoes
  • Crack gloves we all know and love
Shop Ocún

About the brand

Ocun produce equipment that provides the best climbing experience, always striving for improvement and innovation by bringing a precise engineering approach to function and safety of climbing gear design.

Over the years, Ocun has been behind some large innovations which people forget about, including:

  • The seamless heel first invented by Ocun, now used universally in all climbing shoes
  • Crack gloves we all know and love
Shop Ocún

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We pay our respects to Giabel and Jarowair Elders past, present and emerging.