Mammut Bionic HMS

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The Bionic HMS is a locking carabiner made by Mammut. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Mammut Bionic HMS Carabiner (Fall 2009) The Bionic HMS Carabiner by Mammut was developed for high performance. Beam technology (a special high-precision hot forge method) reduces weight while maintaining high breaking load capacity. A large arc radius guarantees easy locking with all safety devices and knots. The Key Lock guarantees easy placement.Specifications:Breaking load lengthwise: 22 kNBreaking load across: 7 kNBreaking load open: 7 kNWeight: Screwgate - 72 g, Twistlock - 75 g"

From REI:
"A great all-around screwgate, the Mammut Bionic HMS locking carabiner is a solid choice for crag and alpine climbing. Utilizes beam technology, a high-precision hot forge method that allows lightweight construction while maintaining excellent strength. Key lock nose won't snag on pro, ropes or slings, making it easy to clip and reducing the chance of accidental openings. Wide pear shape allows use with large ropes and various technical configurations; HMS 'biners are ideal for use with belay devices and Munter hitch."

From GearX.com:
"Developed for high performance, the Mammut Bionic HMS belay carabiner uses Beam technology to achieve less weight without any strength loss."

From RockCreek:
"The Mammut Bionic HMS Screwgate Carabiner is a great choice for all types of climbing. Mammut uses a beam technology that is a high precision hot forge method which allows for lightweight construction while maintaining incredible strength. With a key lock nose, its easy to get in and out of belays or your harness and has a locking device that reduces the chance of accidental openings. The wide pear shape offers the ability to use with large ropes, belay devices and can be used with the Munter hitch."