Carabiners for diving, such as bolt snaps and double-enders, are used for a variety of tasks related to securing and organizing diving equipment. Here are some of their main applications:

1. Securing Equipment: Carabiners help attach equipment securely, such as flashlights, pressure gauges, dive computers, knives, or additional tanks, to harnesses, D-rings, or other gear elements.
2. Organization:
   • Bolt Snaps: These are often used to attach single items like flashlights to a harness. This ensures easy access for divers and allows for quick detachment if necessary.
   • Double-Enders: Useful for connecting two pieces of equipment or securing camera housings, diving buoys, or lift bags. They are also used in line management systems and cave diving.
3. Safety: Using carabiners minimizes the risk of losing valuable equipment during a dive and allows quick access to essential tools.
4. Comfort: Carabiners simplify the management of flashlight cables, hoses, and other equipment elements, resulting in a more organized and less cluttered gear setup.
5. Transport and Storage: They assist in carrying extra equipment underwater, which divers may need depending on the dive plan.

Thanks to diving carabiners, all the gear is well-secured, which enhances comfort and safety during the dive.