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Custom Carabiner Keychains and Clip-On Key Rings

A carabiner keychain snaps onto a belt loop, a backpack strap or a purse handle and keeps keys out of the bottom of a bag. That simple convenience has made it a staple for outdoor brands, schools and field crews. We stock 22 versions.


Basic clips come with single or triple split rings in 6mm and 8mm sizes. Others add a bottle opener, a compass, a mini phone holder, a badge reel or a leatherette key tag. Heart and house shapes come in recycled aluminum, and the top styles carry rechargeable lights and a safety alarm.


Carabiner Options

  • Basic clips: plain carabiners and versions with one or three split rings, in 6mm and 8mm sizes for everyday keys.
  • Clip plus tool: bottle openers, a compass, a mini phone holder and a badge reel built onto the carabiner.
  • Strap styles: a wrist strap with a carabiner, an adjustable buckle strap and a carabiner key ring with a woven strap.
  • Shaped aluminum: heart and house carabiners in recycled aluminum, often chosen by healthcare and real estate brands.
  • Lights and alarms: rechargeable COB and lantern lights and a portable alarm, three of them charging over USB-C.


Carabiners start at $0.65. Quantities open at 40 for a handful of styles and reach 300 for others, and a batch is made in about 12 days. Screen printing covers most styles, with laser engraving available on four aluminum pieces. Hiking groups, camps, outfitters, construction companies and college orientation teams favor them because a carabiner gets used every day and rarely ends up in a drawer.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Anders clip carabiner starts at about $0.65. Carabiners with a split ring cost about $0.69 in the 6mm size and $0.79 in the 8mm size, and a plain 8mm carabiner is about $0.89. These basic clips are the budget workhorse for gyms, campuses and outdoor events.

Yes. A heart shaped carabiner keychain and a house shaped carabiner keychain are both made from recycled aluminum. The heart is about $1.05 and the house about $2.85. The house shape suits realtors and mortgage brokers, while the heart suits healthcare and nonprofit groups.

Several do more than clip:

  • A carabiner with bottle opener and the Chaz opener carabiner, about $1.00
  • A mini phone holder on a carabiner, about $2.15
  • A badge reel keychain and carabiner, about $3.55
  • The Croft carabiner with compass, about $3.75
  • A mini snap pouch bag charm with carabiner, about $6.53

Yes. Three products are rechargeable, three list USB-C charging and three include an LED light. Options include a COB flashlight on a carabiner for about $5.89, an LED lantern and flashlight for about $14.79, and an alarm and flashlight combo for about $15.89. They suit outdoor brands, safety programs and campus security.

Carabiners start between 40 and 300 pieces, depending on the item. They are made in about 12 days after your proof is approved, and setup ranges from $40 to $90. Most are screen printed, four can be laser engraved, and one is printed in full color.

No. These are keychain and accessory carabiners, built to hold keys, bottles, badges and small gear, not to support body weight. Recipients should never use them for climbing or safety rigging. For everyday carry, though, they are handy, which is why they work so well as giveaways.