DASKING23KN (5070 lbs) Heavy Duty Climbing Straps - 2 Pack Adjustable Daisy Chain Webbing for Aerial Yoga, Hammock, Fitness & Rigging - CE/EN566 Certified, Red/Grey

I ordered a pair of these and a pair of more expensive straps. The more expensive straps are even nicer, but these are best value and are outstanding for my purposes (which is not climbing, but functionally attaching things that may put many hundreds of pounds of load on the straps)

As title says, great durability up to at least 400 pounds.

I use the climbing straps in the gym as a part of my weightlifting regimen. The straps hold heavy rubber bands which in turn provide varying resistance to the weights I'm lifting. They work exactly as they need to, and at a very sensible price point.

I got these for doing workouts at a gym where I hang chains on the bar and they hold up well for that

I am in the Telecommunications Industry which requires me to climb to great heights atop cell phone towers just about every day, and these slings/daisy chains are extremely useful for several reasons. #1 being they allow for so many different options for anchor points for me to tie off to while I'm on the tower, that w/o them, I'd normally be limited to only one length using the more traditional safety slings which are much heavier and more cumbersome, and also force me into having to wrap the heavier sling around the tubular steel I'm anchoring off to in order to shorten it. Where when using these straps, I'm able to simply choose the length I need, and attach my carabiner to it to secure it, or simply pull the tag end through the particular loop I need and and back into my climbing harnesses' D-Ring. When my job requires me to work at varying heights and distances from point to point, these straps save me valuable time and energy. I also love the fact that they are so thin and light and can be carried up the tower with me by simply placing them in one of my tool pouches, or securing them off to one of the rings on my harness with a beaner. Also, it's very important that I mention that these particular straps are rated at 23 kn. Which equals 5,175 pounds of tensile strength. Which is what OSHA now requires for safety slings in the telecommunications industry.

In the winter time when it’s snowy and icy, I like to use this tool by securing the Daisy chain around the ladder and then I use a rebar steak to secure in the ground. Sometimes I’ll even use two daisy chains and all pull one to the left side of the ladder and one to the right and that way whether it wants to slide right or left it has tension. The Daisy chain is strong. I’d even use it to mount some things onto the roof of my shed like skis and yard tool. It has a lot of versatility than its original purpose.

I use it primarily for weight training when it comes to adding in accommodating resistance with some exercises using bands and it works great when it comes to top work sets. Bought these because of Joe Bennett aka Hypertrophy coach

We bought these to work with my daughter's Ninja warrior set up in the garage. These are great because I can adjust them lower right now since she is 6, and will be able to adjust up as she gets older and taller.Sturdy, perfect for our needs.