Titanium Quick Release Snap Shackle
Intro Price
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
Absolutely 100% titanium. Anodized completely including all parts of the hinge and the pull loop. Smooth easy operation and I'm very happy with the weight and durability. This will look amazing on a wallet chain!
Yes expensive, but it is nice and light; well made. Our Tango Kong carabiners connect for our (big dog) leashes are fast, but the scratched aluminum oxidizes and leaves a gray stain on our dog's fur (attached to their harness). Although connecting the snap shackle takes a little more time than the Kong, the release is quick. The swivel base won't twist the lead.
I had to have this as soon as I saw it. Titanium snap shackles are usually incredibly expensive, and this seemed to be way too good to be true. Titanium is strong, light, and doesn't corrode. The finish on this is like satin. So many possible uses for this, but I decided to combine it with 6 ft of dyneema line with a loop spliced on the end, so I could have multiple uses for the shackle. I didn't test it to see if it lives up to its 2,800 lb rated strength, but for holding up to a thousand lbs I figure this will be good for whatever I connect it to. I can see this is going to be one of those million possible use CountyComm items
Not sure what I am going to use it for, but had to have it as made from titanium!
It's a descent key holder. I added a short lanyard on the ring, making it easier to find to disengage from my belt loop with one hand. I trust it to not open accidentally, and the weight makes it almost non noticeable. Overall, it's quality is there, but I wouldn't pay $189 for it.
