CooBigo 16-Pack 13mm Black Mini Carabiner Clips

Name: CooBigo 16-Pack 13mm Black Mini Carabiner Clips
Brand: CooBigo
SKU: B0D298MQC6
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (301 reviews)

Words · Craig & Sammy · ASIN B0D298MQC6 · Filed under ID Tags

“Ordered these to swap Sammy's tag between collar and harness. Fiddly to open with small fingers—you need the light and patience—but they hold once clipped and the metal doesn't feel cheap. For 3.2 kg dogs, the 13mm works.”

Losing your Yorkie's ID tags is every pet parent's nightmare, but flimsy attachment rings that break or open unexpectedly make it a real possibility. This 16-pack of spring-loaded O-rings gives you a reliable, secure way to keep your pup's important tags attached to their collar. The spring mechanism ensures the ring stays closed during your Yorkie's daily adventures - no more tags falling off and getting lost in the grass. At this quantity, you will have plenty of spares for all your Yorkie's collars plus extras to share with fellow dog-loving friends. The small, round design is perfectly sized for tiny breed collars without adding uncomfortable bulk.

These carabiner-style clips are much easier to open and close than traditional split rings, making collar changes and tag swaps quick and painless. The durable metal construction holds up to daily wear without bending or breaking. Whether you are attaching ID tags, vaccination records, or decorative charms, these versatile clips keep everything securely in place. A practical accessory every Yorkie owner should have on hand. Check Amazon for the current price.

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The Notes

Sizing: Sized for Yorkies 4–7 lb · check the printed chest measurement
Source: Amazon · ASIN B0D298MQC6
Filed: ID Tags
Brand: CooBigo
Reviews: 4.4 · 301 ratings
Verdict: Worth it

What owners loved

+ Well-made metal construction that feels solid and sturdy (14 of 17 quality mentions positive)
+ Versatile for multiple uses—dog tags, key rings, jewellery repairs, and general projects
+ Secure clasp that keeps attachments firmly in place once properly clipped

Watch for

− Size is a genuine problem: 13 of 17 size comments are negative; many buyers say they're either too small for intended use or don't fit standard dog collar rings
− Difficult and fiddly to open—7 of 11 ease-of-use mentions note they're hard to manipulate, especially in poor light or with thick fingers
− Hinge mechanism issues reported by several users: spring fails to snap shut reliably, occasionally jamming in the open position

What owners say

From the reviews.

These carabiners are well-built and genuinely versatile—customers use them for dog tags, keys, and craft projects. But they're hamstrung by size confusion (many buyers get the wrong dimensions for their collar), fiddly mechanics (opening them is a two-handed job in daylight), and occasional spring failures. The 4.4 rating masks real frustration: solid for people who've picked the right size and know what they're getting into, but a gamble for most.

Source · 301 verified Amazon reviews · Average 4.4 stars

Customer questions

Things people ask.

Q01. Will these fit on my dog's collar to hold a tag? +

Depends on your collar and tag size. Several reviewers say the 13mm and 17mm work for standard collars and harnesses, but 13 of 17 size comments flag fit issues. The inside diameter is the bottleneck—if your collar ring is thicker than 13mm, these won't clamp around it. Measure before ordering.

Q02. How hard are these to open? +

Harder than you'd hope. Seven of 11 ease-of-use mentions complain they're stiff and fiddly, requiring good light and steady hands to locate and manipulate the tiny spring mechanism. One reviewer called it a job for 'great eyes or great light.'

Q03. Are they durable for regular use? +

Mixed. Eight of 13 durability comments are positive, describing them as sturdy. But five mention problems: the spring hinge can fail to snap shut, stay jammed open, or give way under moderate force (one user clocked failure at 10–12 ft-lbs). Fine for keys and tags, questionable for heavy-duty work.

Q04. Can I use these for something other than dog tags? +

Yes—reviewers successfully use them as key rings, for jewellery repair, paracord projects, and even as clasps on roman shades. Versatility is a genuine strength (12 of 16 versatility mentions positive).

Q05. What size should I order for a small dog collar? +

The 13mm (inner diameter) is most commonly mentioned in reviews for small dogs and standard collars. But check your collar ring diameter first—reviewers report confusion about whether the 13mm will actually clamp around their hardware. If in doubt, go up a size.

The verdict