HEROCLIP Carabiner Clip and Hook (Small) for Purse, Stroller, and Backpack
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They're all in my possession; The measurements are incorrect. named. Instead of mini/small/medium, they should be referred to as small, medium, and large. The mini is 4-inches long when fully opened. 2-inch, closed 1/2" 1/4". It has a 40-pound weight capacity and can easily hold a heavy wallet against a bathroom stall wall. However, some restaurant tabletops require a wider hook. The small measures 5 inches in length. 3/8" wide when open and 3" wide when folded It has a 50-pound capacity and could easily support a backpack hung from a *small* tree branch or a table. 7 is the medium. 3" x 1/8" x 1/8" Folded, it's 5/8" thick and has a 60-pound weight capacity. I use a medium to carry my heavy backpack, even though it's way too big. The small hook would suffice, while the medium's large hook can be used to hang onto anything. Because the prices are so close, there's no reason to buy a small unless you need it to take up less space. It's also worth noting that some vendors display incorrect images (small vs. medium, etc.). The cost varies greatly between vendors. Overall, I strongly recommend the product, despite its hefty price tag.
Hi Emily! This is an excellent question, and we hope that our response will allay any future purchasers' concerns. Please pay close attention to the seller to ensure that you are ordering an original Heroclip. "HEROCLIP" is the name of the seller. An authentic Heroclip can only be obtained by ordering through "HEROCLIP." Thank you to everyone who left a comment; we appreciate everyone who is committed to buying a genuine clip!
I recently returned from an 18-day trip with no issues. I had no problems flying through Springfield, Illinois, Chicago, and Dallas airports, as well as cruising the Panama Canal.
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This is the middle of the three, and it's the most adaptable. It isn't obnoxious in any way. Despite its size, the hook can be used on most ledges and tables. The mini is the ideal size for me to carry around, but it doesn't stay on many ledges or tables.
The small Heroclip was purchased to be used as a purse/coat hanger on restaurant/bar tables. The distance between the purse and the table (as seen in the photo) is approximately 1. It was 5 inches wide and didn't fit on any of the tables I tried (though the large might). It might work if the table comes to a 90-degree angle, but the clip will fall off if the table has a bevel or rounded edge. The rubber tip is hard and lacks gripping ability, particularly on smoother surfaces. I was tempted to return it, especially given the price, but I'm hoping to find another use for it.
pee. I thought this was completely ridiculous and that I was being duped into paying $20 for a carabiner. It's fantastic, I must say. My belongings are no longer discarded on the ground. I had it on the first day. I even had to use a stall without hangers in the bathroom. As a result, rather than my belongings being soaked in manure, What a home run it was when it hung on the stall and saved my urine. You will hang so many things that you won't even consider it until you have it.
An excellent Carabiner Hook/Clip: This is very versatile, and it will come in handy on my upcoming backpacking trip. This sizing explanation was extremely useful to me: Medium technical specifications: • Capacity: 60 lbs. • Dimensions: Small dimensions: 3" wide by 3 3/4" tall (closed) • Capacity: 50 lbs. • Dimensions: Mini dimensions: 4" wide by 3" tall (closed) • Capacity: 40 lbs. • Dimensions: 9" long by 2" wide (closed) 25" tall.
It was a little on the expensive side (I paid US$16. Despite the fact that they were 95 each, I ended up purchasing several of them (small size). Keeping your gear off the ground or a sticky floor is well worth the money. br>br>I've never seen anything like this clip, and because it attaches to the bag like a carabiner, it's always there, ready to do the job. And it should have a 50-pound capacity. I believe that will make hanging most bags or backpacks a breeze. br>br>I've tried it with a backpack suspended from a table top using the hook, and it works great. br>br>Closing the hook back onto the caribiner took a few tries before I realized the hook part needed to be offset first a bit from the main caribiner (it can't be in the same plane when closing it), then swung shut like a garden gate while hoding the silver caribiner clip open to receive it. To see how this works, open the rotating hook and swing the hook part sideways away from the caribiner before extending the hook part. br>br>Once you've opened and closed it a couple of times, it's obvious, and you think to yourself, "Wow, that's really clever. ".
You're traveling and walking through an airport when the sudden urge to use the restroom strikes, and you sprint to the nearest one and find a stall. The time limit has expired. You have to put the seat liner on, but in your haste, the liner falls in, and you have to start all over again. You're shuffling your feet uncomfortably, but you manage to set up your barrier. When you turn around to put your backpack or purse on the stall's hook, you notice that there isn't one. There's no way I'm going to find another stall with a hook. Especially since you're on the verge of getting some relief. So you sit down and put your $200 backpack or $600 purse on the *floor* in front of you. Then it occurs to you that you chose the stall with the drain. "How come they put a drain in the floor?" says the narrator. " You ruminate on this. OH. MY. GOD. All of the overflow from any backed-up toilet drains into your stall, over the tile, and onto your soon-to-be-donated purse or backpack. Avoid the drama at all costs. br>br> With this, you can confidently hang your purse or backpack from any stall door. This is a must-have item for anyone going on a trip. br>br>(And yes, a toilet liner can be used to cover the floor beneath your backpack or purse. ) However, in the scenario described above, time is of the essence, and this clip could mean the difference between feeling relieved and going commando on the spur of the moment. This is something you should buy. Now. One for myself, and one for a pal.
This appears to be a versatile tool, but it is larger and more awkward than a carabiner of similar size; I have a standard purse hook with a nice long drop that I pull out of my purse and hang off of a table in a second, and similarly quickly when it's time to leave; it takes much longer to open this thing and get the purse inside the carabiner part, and even longer to reverse the process. I don't use it because it's a pain in the neck. This is just a piece of furniture that we have lying around the house.
This was my very first Heroclip. So far, I'm a big fan of the adaptability. Used. Almost straight out of the box (well, Amazon did pass the mailer). It keeps my bag from falling to the ground. On my office desk, you did a fantastic job. Everything is brand new, including the bag. I had to get the organization dialed in. And, while I was battling my stuff, the HeroClip kept my bag in place so I didn't have to keep picking it up off the floor (also. new bag. I'm not interested. (Not yet on the floor). The only issue I've had is that the handing arm has occasionally spun loose and gotten caught in the opening of my bag. For the best weight distribution while hanging, I have it clipped to my top grab handle. The clip would come loose from the wire gate and get caught in the open zipper if I didn't have it hanging. On one of these occasions, I got a great snag. br>br>Overall, I'm pleased with the Heroclip. The clip to a smaller side loop still in the main grab handle (as seen in the photos) was one of my favorites. So the weight isn't evenly distributed, but it doesn't snag any longer. With my laptop in my bag, I haven't used it and won't use it. That's far too important to put your trust in a $18 clip.
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