NITE IZE Pet TagLock S-Biner, Silver or Black | Pet ID Tag Clip

Nite Ize Pet TagLock S-Biner Silver or Black

With our S-Biner TagLock, no matter how much your pet runs, rolls, jumps, or fetches, his or her ID tag will always “Stay!”

Our Nite Ize Pet S-Biner TagLock is a high quality alternative to flimsy split rings. The S-Biner TagLock is made to last, featuring stainless steel double-gated carabiner with gates that securely lock into place. With the S-Biner TagLock, you can swiftly transfer tags to a different collar giving you peace of mind that it is securely attached.

From the Manufacturer

ID tags are only valuable when they stay attached to your pet, which is why the standard tag hangers that often come with them (either too flimsy to be reliable or too difficult to thread) leave so much to be desired. That’s where our S-Biner TagLock comes in. Constructed of stainless steel, with two high quality stainless steel gates and a center lock made of tough, durable plastic. With the S-Biner TagLock, you simply clip the ID tag (or tags) to one gate and the D-ring of your pet’s collar or harness to the other. Then, with a simple twist of the center lock, the gates securely lock and stay that way until you twist it open again. Sturdy, water-resistant, and ultra-secure, not only does our S-Biner TagLock provide ease of use, but peace of mind. It’s simply the best way to keep your pet’s ID tags where you want them (on your pet!), and also makes adding or changing tags a breeze.

Features

Universally designed to fit most ID tags and collar/harnesses
Available in both Stainless & Black finishes
High quality stainless steel construction
Secure stainless steel wire gate closure with center locking feature that locks both gates
Product Details
Dimensions: 1.39″ x 0.59″ x 0.27″ | 35.46mm x 15.08mm x 7.07mm
Style: S-Biner Microlock
Material: Stainless Steel

NOTE: Tag & Collar for display purposes only and is not included.

Specs:

Weight: 0.14 oz | 4g
Weight Rating: 3 lb.
Finish: Silver & Black

WARNING: Not for use where disengagement could result in bodily injury or property damage. Not for climbing.