Titanium Quick Release Snap Shackle
All titanium is used throughout these shackles for excellent corrosion resistance.
Investment cast body and hasp assembly, with titanium plunger, pin and even split ring for extreme strength-to-weight ratio.
Pull pins have heavy-duty springs to resist accidental opening.
Key Features
- Heavy duty plunger springs and precision components ensure dependable service
- Body and hasp profiles are designed for easy clearance of lines and fittings when released
- Extreme strength to weight ratio
- Split ring on plunger pin is clipped in for security and can be removed for cleaning
- A lanyard can be attached to the plunger pin for easy opening
NOTE: Functional load is the point at which snap shackles distort beyond usability but before they break.
Not a life safety device and is not designed to be used as such under any circumstance
Specs :
2.7" x 1.66" x .45"
1.1 Ounces
Grade 5 Titanium
Strength Tested upto 2800lbs
Customer Reviews
I have a lot of small titanium tools on this shackle and it works so well I bought a second one.
Very well made, with that "frosted" finish that I really love in the best titanium products. Just note that it's small (exactly what I wanted). I've mounted mine to the outside of a duffel bag as a handy & secure place to attach my keys. A little pricey but very much worth it!
First time I came across a snap shackle was with a Chalker Sling on the job. I fascinated with the strength and security of it. And then you guys have one made of adamantium (lol). Well titanium(I thought skunk works) lol again. Slapped a “REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT” tag and bingo I got my self a key chain worthy of my own SR71. Lol. Awesome.
I was using a brass trigger shackle until I saw this Ti one on County Comm. I attach my keys to my edc Dragon Egg. Added a small diamond knot paracord lanyard to it to make it a little easier to detach it. Great quality as I've come to expect from CC.
This shackle is awesome & so lite. It's going to be my new key ring. My only complaint is that the split ring should have been made of titanium to. When I pull the release it feels like it's going to damage it. I ended up replacing it with a thicker split ring. It's still an awesome shackle!
