CAMP Photon Wire Carabiner - Red

Lightweight, full-size reliability

The CAMP Photon Wire carabiner redefines lightweight efficiency. At just 1.022 oz (29 g), it remains one of the lightest full-size carabiners available, while still offering a roomy interior for clipping and gear access. The slender spine and contoured wire gate promote smooth clipping from gear loops and during belay transitions, making it a dependable choice across routes.

Smart design for fast, confident clipping

The contoured wire gate reduces snagging and delivers fluid clipping action, especially when clipping from a rack or rope end. A generous 28 mm gate opening accommodates thicker slings, multiple rope strands, and bulky gear, reducing the need for re-positioning mid-move.

Key specifications

• Major Axis: 21 kN
• Minor Axis: 7 kN
• Open Gate: 9 kN
• Gate Opening: 28 mm
• Weight: 29 g (1.022 oz)

Color options and gear organization

Available in a variety of colors to match the most popular cam sets. Using the sling color alongside the biner color makes it faster to identify the right cam size on the rack and reconfigure your setup at belays.

Versatility in use across terrain

Perfect for racking cams, building anchors, or clipping at the rope end. The Photon Wire shines on rock and ice alike, and its light weight makes it a practical choice for alpine ventures where a full-size carabiner needs to be reliable yet easy to operate, even in gloves.

Two quick-use highlights

• The Photon Wire is full size for easy clipping and features a thin spine that makes grabbing them off gear loops a breeze
• The lightest full-size carabiners in the world
• Colors coordinate with popular cam colors

Real-world scenarios

Imagine clipping a cam stack after a crux, or using a single, reliable biner to anchor a belay in varied weather. The Photon Wire balances low weight with dependable size to support efficient rack management on long days outdoors.

Availability

Now available individually in a variety of color options, making them a practical choice for color-coding cams and keeping an organized rack at belays. This description emphasizes possibilities, not guarantees, while highlighting the biner's design strengths.