CAMP Nano 22 Carabiner - Ultra Lightweight Blue Carabiner for Climbing

Meet the CAMP Nano 22 Carabiner

The CAMP Nano 22 marks a careful evolution from the Nano Wire and Nano 23, combining featherweight design with practical climbing function. At only 22 g / 0.8 oz, it remains the lightest fully functional carabiner in its class, making it a compelling choice for climbers who want to shed weight without sacrificing reliability.

Key design updates drive the difference on the rock and on your rack. A stronger open gate strength, a deeper rope basket that keeps the rope in the proper position, and a refined gate contribute to smoother clipping and more confident handling. The result is a carabiner that carries less metal but still supports the nuances of real-world routing.

• 22 g / 0.8 oz weight
• Significantly reduces weight and bulk on any rack
• New design increases strength and reduces weight
• Available in 8 colors to coordinate with popular cam colors

Design details that matter in the moment

• Inner working space large enough to accommodate clove hitch use with ropes of common diameters
• Gate opening wide enough to clip easily on the sharp end of gear
• Profiled nose that slips in and out of tight chain links with less snagging
• Eight color options to help visually organize cams and hardware on your rack

Practical scenarios and considerations

Whether you are assembling a lightweight alpine rack, outfitting a sport climbing kit, or simply trimming weight for an on-sight approach, the Nano 22 offers a balance of ultra-low weight and reliable function. Its thoughtful geometry supports fast clipping, while its strength-driven design emphasizes resilience on demanding routes. The color options not only look sharp but also help you quickly identify gear on crowded racks, which can save time on busy crags.

Bottom line

The CAMP Nano 22 carabiner invites climbers to rethink what a small carabiner can do. It blends minimal mass with practical features that matter on real routes. Consider it for upgrades to a lean rack, or as a lightweight companion on mixed terrain. While weight savings and rapid clipping are within reach, individual outcomes depend on the specific setup and route conditions.