What is the clip on a lanyard called?
Lanyard clips generally refer to the attachment located at the base of the lanyard where hooks or ID holders can be added. The most popular attachments are swivel, metal J-hooks because of their versatility. Other carabiner type clips such as lobster, slide and oval clips are also available. Bulldog clips are similar to chip clips or clothespins and are best suited for holding badges and identification cards for ID lanyards.
A clip on the back of a lanyard, located behind the wearer's neck, is a safety breakaway clip. These clips offer an added safety feature that can help prevent choking if a lanyard is pulled or tugged.