S-Biner Bottle Opener Clip from Disc Nation Disc Golf Superstore

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S-Biner Bottle Opener Clip

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This sweet little gadget is right at home on your disc golf bag or keychain. The stainless steel carabiner-inspired clip has a bottle opener on each end, and both ends have a clasp for attaching the S-Biner wherever you like. Like most "not-for-climbing" clips, these can function as intermediary clips on a disc golf bag (for attaching backpack and shoulder straps, or bag tags) but are NOT intended for climbing or otherwise supporting a person's weight.

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Dual Bottle Openers

Not for Climbing

Our price:	$4.99

S-Biner Bottle Opener Clip

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