Here are all the racking carabiners available in at least 6 colors, sold as a rack pack or individually. They’re sorted by weight and show the number of colors available and the price per carabiner.

Click a carabiner to go to the WeighMyRack product page where you can read reviews, see videos, and find the current price, including any sales that might be happening.

All rack pack carabiner options:

Brand & Model Colors Weight (grams) Price (US dollars)
Edelrid Nineteen G Edelrid 19 G 6 colors 19 g $10.95
CAMP_Nano_22_red CAMP Nano 22
(2015 Debut)
8 colors 22 g $6.95
Camp_Nano23_Yellow CAMP Nano 23
(retired)
8 colors 23 g $6.95
Metolius_FS_Mini Metolius FS Mini 9 colors 23 g $7.50
FS-Mini-Black-1 Metolius FS Mini II
(Summer 2015)
8 colors 22 g $5.95
BlackDiamond_Oz Black Diamond Oz 6 colors 28 g $8.95
DMM_Phantom DMM Phantom 7 colors 28 g $9.95
CAMP_Photon_Wire_Straight_Gate CAMP Photon 8 colors 29 g $7.95
Cypher_CeresII Cypher Ceres II 7 colors 30 g $5.95
Trango_Phase_Straight_Wire_2_0 Trango Phase 8 colors 30 g $5.95
DMM_AlphaLight_blue_1 DMM Alpha Light 7 32 g $13.95
DMM_Spectre2 DMM Spectre 2 7 colors 33 g $7.95
Wild_Country_Helium Wild Country Helium 6 colors 33 g $13.50
DMM_Alphatrad_purple_1 DMM Alpha Trad 7 colors 34 g $14.95
Blackdiamond_Neutrino_1 Black Diamond Neutrino 6 colors 36 g $6.95
BlackDiamond_Hoodwire_0 Black Diamond Hoodwire 6 colors 37 g $8.95
Omega_Pacific_Dash_1 Omega Pacific Dash 6 colors 37 g $6.95

Note: Climb X also makes the Mini Racker in 10 colors, but we do not have enough information to adequately show it above.

Narrowing down the options:

With over 15 racking carabiner options you have the ability to get color coded carabiners that fit your individual preferences for size, weight, strength, ease of clipping, or price. Each climber balances their own priorities. Writing down and listing those priorities in order is the most effective way to narrow down the best options for you and your needs.

Folks who spend most of their time exploring in the alpine will likely prioritize a smaller weight and size. Climbers who prefer luxury may splurge for a keylock carabiner. Crag climbers will often prioritize a full-size, high-strength carabiner to ensure easy clipping when weight matters less. Price is often a deciding factor and setting a budget can quickly narrow down the options.

Some rack pack buying options:

[apwizard]+rack +pack -Thule -bike -dakine -yakima -ratch -utility -quickdraw -rockymounts -draw | +rackpack -quickdraw | +carabiner +5 +pack -quickdraw -aero -orbit | +Metolius +jet +set,100,,,,,- [/apwizard]

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