REVIEWS
4.3
75%
Recommended
4 Reviews
Climbpa
These slings are nice. They are thicker which i like. It may limit you ability to use them for prusic knots or other friction hitches depending on your rope diameter.
Adrianthephotographer
Just what I need. Always great to have a sling with you when climbing. I got it for big wall climbing / multi-pitch. I already tested it out and clearly survived so it works lol
Theo14
I bought a couple of 60 cm slings for sport climbing quick draws, and they’ve been working out well. The nylon is thick, abrasion resistant, super bomber, and I feel comfortable taking a lead fall on them. The nylon used gives stretches a little, putting more dynamic parts into the climbing equation and giving you a (very) slightly softer fall. Since the slings are wider than usual, I use sport quick draw carabiners so that the sling lays flat in the end of the carabiner. These slings are excellent at giving you a sense of comfort while taking lead falls on them.
eg94
Great racking sling in 60cm, can't use them for much else because the stiffness of the sling hinders knotability; they don't hold knots well. Using the double lengths for utility slings because they are super strong even though they are not 25kn as advertized, they're actually 22kn. I prefer BD runners or Metolious nylon slings for double lengths.
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