Products tagged with 'sling'

The DMM Dynatec 11mm Open Slings can be used for belays, running belays and to form a quickdraw using 2 karabiners, they are made with Dyneema® and rated at 22kN.

The DMM Nylon 26mm Open Slings are very strong and durable nylon slings ideal for centre use. These are the strongest tape in DMM's range, rated at a massive 32kN. When strength and longevity are paramount these are the ones.

The DMM Nylon 16mm Open Slings are wider and heavier than the Dynatec slings and are a great option for beginners or use in outdoor activity centres. Although they are rated no higher than dyneema slings, there is more material involved and so they offer a greater safety margin when dragged over a sharp edge. The extra width may give beginners more confidence too.

The Edelrid Aramid Cord Sling 6mm is a sewn sling made with high-strength aramid. Aramid delivers a significantly higher breaking strength than other conventional slings.

The Edelrid Tech Web Sling 12mm is strong, lightweight and durable. It has a high-strength Dyneema® core to keep weight to a minimum, that is wrapped in a light nylon sheath to provide abrasion protection for the core and improved grip.

The Petzl Express Sling with String is a durable and ergonomic quickdraw sling, ideal for working routes. Its ergonomic design offers a secure grip, while the integrated String stabilizer keeps the karabiner in the optimal position for smooth clipping and protects the attachment loop from wear. Available in 12, 17, and 25 cm lengths, it provides flexibility in managing rope drag. Lightweight yet strong, it’s perfect for intensive sport climbing use.

The Petzl string has two main functions: holding the rope end carabiner in place on a quickdraw or sling, and protecting a relatively high-wear area of a sling from abrasion. Either way this will increase the durability of your equipment. Made from rubber.

The Whetman Equipment Tagline excels when rescuing swimmers who are just beyond reach, assisting them in covering the final meters to safety—a common scenario in coasteering, rafting, rib and boat operations, and gorge walking.