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Heart certainly skips a beat on a moment like that... Funny feeling in the stomach as well

We're both jinxed now talking 'bout it probably, eh?

Interesting ain't it? I have caught them loose on the rigging from time to time when we are movin and grooven... but never open completely.

YUP...

Here ya go Fiona, I think Butch uses the same kind.

Squeeze both sides... I use snaps on my flip line/positioning lanyard. Biners on the climb line/life line.

I have had a snap fail to close and also jam up if some debris gets in them or a piece of clothing or saddle strap/belt. Had a twig get in the back of one once, pissed me off for a while aloft trying to get it out :lol:

Wow... Good thing you mind your rig as you work :thumbup: So easy to take it for granted things are closed and locked.

Do a simple test Fiona. Open the carabiner, let go of the gate and see if it closes completely and locks. If it does not after repeated tries, it would time to clean and add some graphite or retire the biner if the aforementioned procedure does not help the biner to close.