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This is an innovative, lightweight harness carabiner with outstanding strength and a technical design. Weighing in at just 58 g, this is the lightest carabiner in its class. Accommodates a wide range of harnesses from 20 mm to 40 mm. Sold individually.

Ceramic ring (for brake lines).

Replacement chest strap for some ADVANCE bags and rucksacks.

Advance Steerable Reserve Tube for the Advance EASINESS 2 harness.

Stainless steel paragliding karabiner with auto-lock mechanism from AustriAlpin.

AustriAlpin metal mini-pulley number FL32A. The smallest pulley from AustriAlpin. Extra-small pulley with hole diameter 9mm. Carefully selected materials guarantee optimal low-friction movement, precision and durability. The roll holder (pulley body) is made of polished aluminium. The roll is made of brass. Ultralight - approximately 7 grams only!

AustriAlpin metal mini-pulley number FL33A. Extra-small pulley with roll-axis offset 90°, and hole diameter 9mm. Carefully selected materials guarantee optimal low-friction movement, precision and durability. The roll holder (pulley body) is made of polished aluminium. The roll is made of brass. Ultralight - approximately 7 grams only!

25mm auto-lock stainless steel carabiner for paragliding from AustriAlpin.

Karabiner for hang gliding with screwgate and interlock mechanism.

Adjustable, light-weight Alloy (Titanal) connectors for speed systems, ideally paired with a pair of standard Brummel hooks. Sold in pairs.

Brummel hooks are simple lightweight connectors which are very useful for paragliding speed systems; they are fitted as standard on most modern manufacturer's paragliders.

Separation system for paraglider speed systems, for use with Charly Quick-Out karabiners.

Separation system for paraglider speed systems, for use with Charly Quick-Out karabiners.

Designed for connecting your Charly S2 tow release to most paragliding harnesses.

Charly Pin Lock karabiners are compatible with all conventional paraglider harnesses. Drop-forged with self-securing quickpins, long been used by various glider manufacturers. Made from the same materials as highly loaded aircraft and rocket components, weighing approximately a third of stainless steel. Sold individually.