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Purchasing Description for Shieldon JY-2502 6-in-1 Carabiner Tool

Theme: Ready for Adventure—The Ultimate Seasonal Carabiner Multi-Tool for Your Outdoor Collection

Shieldon proudly introduces the JY-2502, a robust and stylish 6-in-1 carabiner multi-tool expertly crafted for the needs of outdoor enthusiasts, chain store buyers, and promotional gifting. Designed with both function and fashion in mind, this tool is the perfect seasonal addition for discount chain store assortments, offering versatile utility and eye-catching camouflage aesthetics at an accessible price point.

Product Specifications:

• Item No.: JY-2502
• Main Body Material: 2CR13 Stainless Steel
• Materiale manico: Stainless Steel (Camo Cladding)
• Closed Length: 3.43’’ / 87mm
• Opened Length: 5.83’’ / 148mm
• Total Thickness: 0.51’’ / 13mm
• Total Height: 1.85’’ / 47mm
• Lunghezza della lama: 2.17’’ / 55mm
• Peso: 2.93 oz / 83g
• Colore maniglia: Mimetica
• Main Body Finish: Raso
• Handle Finish: Rivestimento
• Locking Blade: NO
• Funzioni: 6-in-1
  • Blade
  • Nail clearer
  • Lima per unghie
  • Apri bottiglia
  • Sega
  • Moschettone
• MOQ regolare: 300
• Nota: Perfect for discount chain store seasonal sourcing

6 Practical Functions in One Rugged Package

1. Blade – Sharp and reliable, for quick cutting tasks, camping food prep, and basic repairs.
2. Nail Clearer – Tackle those tough-to-clean nails after outdoor work or adventure.
3. Nail File – Keep nails in top shape even on the go.
4. Apri bottiglia – Enjoy your favorite beverages anywhere, anytime.
5. Sega – Handy for small branches, wood, and other light materials.
6. Carabiner Hook – Easily clips to backpacks, belt loops, or gear bags for instant accessibility.

Craftsmanship Meets Seasonal Style

The JY-2502 is engineered from corrosion-resistant 2CR13 stainless steel, providing impressive durability and edge retention. The sturdy handle features a unique camo-cladded finish, making it a standout piece among traditional tools—perfect for outdoor-themed seasonal promotions or gift sets. The satin body finish offers a premium look, while the camo handle adds both a rugged appearance and improved grip.

Optimized for Retailers and Gift Programs

Ideal for discount chain stores, the Shieldon JY-2502 is designed for high turnover and strong consumer appeal. Its multi-functional utility makes it a compelling pick for seasonal promotions—think Father’s Day, outdoor festivals, camping season, or holiday gift displays. The combination of attractiveness, practicality, and affordability ensures high customer satisfaction and repeat business.

• Bulk Purchase Benefits: With a minimum order quantity of just 300 pieces, and discounts for larger volumes, Shieldon offers a flexible and cost-effective sourcing solution for retailers.
• Personalizzazione: Private labeling and custom packaging options are available to help your brand stand out and build loyalty in a competitive market.

Why Choose Shieldon?

With over 25 years of OEM/ODM experience, Shieldon delivers trusted quality, innovative design, and seamless service from prototyping to mass production and international logistics. Our mature process ensures every carabiner multi-tool meets rigorous standards for functionality and appearance.

Order the JY-2502 for Your Next Seasonal Promotion

Make the Shieldon JY-2502 6-in-1 carabiner a centerpiece of your next seasonal sourcing strategy. Its blend of essential strumenti all'aperto and modern camo style ensures it will quickly become a customer favorite—perfect for gifting, camping, hiking, or everyday use. Contact us now to secure your order and enjoy the benefits of reliable, in-demand multi-tools from Shieldon!

Carabiner Knowledge: How Many Carabiners Should a Person Prepare When He/She Climbs?

Theme: Safety, Efficiency, and Versatility—Choosing the Right Number of Carabiners for Climbing

When preparing for a climbing adventure, whether it’s sport climbing at a local crag, a trad climb in the mountains, or an indoor session at a gym, one question regularly arises: How many carabiners do you need to bring? The answer isn’t as simple as a single number; it depends on the type of climbing, the route’s length and style, your gear, and your safety requirements. Let’s explore the basics and practical considerations to help you pack your gear bag with confidence.

What is a Carabiner?

A carabiner is a strong, lightweight connector with a spring-loaded gate, designed to quickly attach ropes, slings, and climbing hardware. They are essential for safety, gear organization, belaying, rappelling, and anchoring during all forms of climbing. Carabiners come in various shapes (D, oval, pear), locking and non-locking styles, and sizes for different tasks.

Types of Carabiners You’ll Need

1. Non-Locking Carabiners:
   Used for racking gear, connecting quickdraws, and attaching accessories. Lightweight and easy to clip, they’re a staple for any climber.
2. Locking Carabiners:
   Feature a locking mechanism (screw, twist, or auto-lock) for critical connections such as belaying, rappelling, and anchors. They offer extra security in situations where accidental gate opening is dangerous.

Recommended Quantities by Climbing Style

1. Sport Climbing

• Quickdraws: One quickdraw (with two carabiners) per bolt, plus a few extras (usually 10–12 quickdraws for a typical sport route).
• Belay Device: One locking carabiner.
• Personal Anchor: One locking carabiner.
• Spare: 1–2 extra non-locking carabiners for gear or emergencies.

Total: Around 15–20 carabiners (most as part of quickdraws).

2. Trad Climbing
Trad climbing demands more gear due to variable protection:

• Nuts/Cams: Each piece typically requires a carabiner (sometimes racked in pairs).
• Quickdraws/Alpine Draws: 8–12, each with 2 carabiners.
• Anchors: 2–3 locking carabiners per anchor.
• Personal Gear: 2–4 locking carabiners for belaying, personal anchor, and backup.
• Accessory: 2–4 non-locking carabiners for cordelette, prusiks, or gear.

Total: 20–30+ carabiners, depending on route length and protection points.

3. Multi-Pitch or Alpine Climbing
Longer, complex routes = more gear:

• Protection: Enough carabiners for all cams, nuts, and draws.
• Anchors & Safety: 3–5 locking carabiners for each belay/anchor.
• Additional: 4–6 spare non-locking for emergencies, hauling, or improvisation.

Total: 30 or more carabiners may be necessary for big objectives.

Why So Many?

Carabiners are used for:

• Securing protection (nuts, cams, bolts)
• Building anchors
• Attaching personal gear (shoes, water, first aid)
• Setting up belay/rappel systems
• Emergency and utility needs

Bringing extra carabiners allows for flexibility if you drop gear, need to improvise an anchor, or encounter unexpected situations.

Key Takeaways for Climbers

• Assess the Route: Research route length, protection needs, and fixed hardware.
• Plan for Safety: Always carry a few more carabiners than the minimum.
• Mix It Up: Bring both locking and non-locking carabiners to cover all scenarios.
• Quality Matters: Use certified climbing carabiners for any life-safety attachment.

Conclusione

There’s no single answer, but a well-prepared climber typically carries 15–30 carabiners on a standard outing, adjusting as needed for the specific climb. With the right assortment, you’ll be ready for secure, efficient, and enjoyable climbing adventures—no matter where your journey takes you.