GEAR AID HEROCLIP (Small) Carabiner Gear Clip and Hook, for Hanging Bags, Purses, Lanterns, Strollers, Tools, Helmets, Water Bottles, and More

I bought the small size hero clip for use with my backpack while traveling and I’ve found it very useful. I’ve been mainly using it to hang my backpack off tables so they don’t touch the ground, or been using the heroclip as just a standard carabiner. I’ve found that the size is perfect for a typical backpack. The quality is great - the metal is smooth to the touch, the joints rotate well, and the clip mechanism has a nice spring / snap to it when it closes. As a carabiner it feels quite sturdy and holds items securely, though I haven’t pushed it to its 50lb limit. The “outer hook” rotates cleverly and I’ve found it surprisingly useful. It’s not the cheapest carabiner out there, but I am satisfied with my purchase and felt I got the quality that I paid for!

I noticed a friend has one of these on his bag. I happened to be looking for a carabineer for my duffle after my last trip. He raved about it and demoed it, so I ordered mine the same day. It held the bag on the end of the table and he praised the good quality. I've put mine on my camera/travel bag and it holds pretty well. It also seems like a good option to hook under my tripod to quickly attach a counterweight. It's a bit expensive for a carabineer, but has some many useful applications especially when traveling.

I bought a new backpack recently and wanted to find some way to hang it from a fence while avoiding stress on the straps. These clips fit right through the loops at the top of the pack and do a great job! They seem sturdy and being able to twist the clip around to any direction is a big plus! They were a bit pricey so I almost didn't buy them but now I'm glad I did. Worth it!

Small and handy carabiner. I use it to hang my backpack over doors, bathroom stall doors, or on a desk. Lightweight and sturdy.

The design and quality of this heroclip are excellent. I find that size Small is already quite big. Size medium would be too large for storage. I bought it to add it to my EDC gears. However, so far, I have not run into many opportunities to use it. The biggest dilemma is that for size small, the hook is often not wide enough to accommodate a table of normal thickness. For chairs, my sling bag's strap can already do the job of handing my sling bag. It does work in restroom. But 70-80% of the restrooms I went to , the hooks on the door were intact meaning there is no need to use the hook feature of heroclip. So overall, if you just want to use it has a hook, there might not be many opportunities to use for city lives. I can see that it will have a lot more use for outdoor activities. It is not the problem of the product itself, it just depends on lifetyle.

Whether it’s traveling and you want the flexibility of possibly getting something off the floor, having a free hand, or even just keeping in your purse if somewhere doesn’t have a hook, this has been a great option to keep in me. Lightweight, compact, and functional.

Expensive but so useful for travel as it does everything a caribeaner cab plus a few extra tricks like hanging your bag off the bathroom stall door if there's no built in hook or it's broken off. I've taken this on one trip with multiple airports and connecting flights so far and it's been so handy. I didn't actually didn't encounter any bathroom stalls missing their hooks yet which I originally expected to be the primary use but I ended up using the clip in other ways anyway. I used it to hook my water bottle to hang off the seat in front of me on the plane. My backpack doesn't have a trolly strap but I was able to clip the loop on top to the handle bar of my suitcase to keep it upright and secure as I was rolling along in the airport or standing in line freeing at least one hand up. I wish maybe that I had gone up to the Medium instead of the small for a slightly wider opening to clip onto larger things more easily but the small size is compact and fairly unobtrusive attached to a backpack and or purse and still vary capable.

I know it might seem silly to get so excited about a clip, but the GEAR AID HEROCLIP is seriously one of those things you don't realize you need until you have it. I originally bought the small one when my son was a baby to clip his diaper bag to things when we were out and about. You know, those restrooms that inexplicably don't have hooks? This clip was a lifesaver! Now that my son's a bit older, it's found a new home on his daily carry bag. He uses it to clip his water bottle, his lunch bag, even his jacket when he gets too warm. It's just so versatile! I love how sturdy it is. Even the small size can hold a surprising amount of weight, and the rubber tip keeps things from slipping. The 360-degree swivel hook is also super handy – it makes it easy to access whatever you've clipped to it. It's compact and lightweight, so it doesn't add any bulk to his bag. And the fact that the hook folds neatly into the carabiner when it's not in use is a nice touch. If you're looking for a simple but incredibly useful tool, the HEROCLIP is a must-have. It's affordable, durable, and it's saved me from countless headaches. Five stars – I highly recommend it!