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Yes, probably more guys knows those as a shackle, over a clevis.

Guess I have just gotten used to them for lighter applications as well. Pretty regular here. If I had another son, I might name him, "Clevis".

You are right, Cory, it would be a race to see which is quicker, between a bowline and a clevis. I wasn't sure that speed was such a factor. So it takes an extra fifteen seconds or so, a clevis isn't potentially vulnerable like a biner, and I think easier than a running bowling to undo after...

I see my idea to use a clevis for rigging, instead of a carabiner for that application, was met with tremendous enthusiasm! :|: Strong little gizmos, and cheap....you guys don't like to use them? The extra time factor to open and close?

Very nice vid and work, Evan. How about a rigging clevis in place of a carabiner? A half inch one is going to be giving around twice the tensile strength, with less vulnerability compared to a steel carabiner.A bit more time to thread the pin and to disconnect, but they get the job done very...