STI Rifle Sling - 2 Point Sling with Adjustable Thumb Loop for Hunting Sports and Outdoors - 1.25 Wide Adjusts 15 to 55 Inches Long

first this review is genuine, im not sponsored or given any discount. i was looking for a quality sling that is adjustable. there are tons of product but did took my chance with this. I was happy that I did.1. it’s quality material yet soft feel.2. the loop adjustment are easy to use.3. super easy to install4. the price point is really value for money.i have used it for several outdoor drill and it is serving me well.i am liking it so much. This is just honest solid product.

I bought this for hunting. I wanted a sling with no padding that was simple and adjustable. This sling meets that criteria. It also adjusts easily. Materials and assembly are superior.My only complaint is the videos provided by the maker on their website are confusing and too long. Example. The video content tells the user to not use the second adjusting buckle.... I thought it had a function ...apparently not.In the end, this sling is twice the value and utility of the “ninja like “ slings at 2 or three times the price.

I just did a three day rifle class using this sling It held up well, looks like new. It was comfortable to have on for hours at a time.First, I like the sling, the loop for the quick adjust is easy to find, the stitching and strap material seem like they will hold up to a lot of use.Second, this sling is a little on the short side. I looped it through the rear of my butt stock and used a quick connect located at the gas block. There was not enough length left for the second buckle at the butt stock end.Third, the quick adjust works good for loosening the strap, but is a bit fidgety trying to tighten it, you need to kind of push down on to the rifle as you try to tighten it, if you don't you just lift the rifle instead of tightening the strap.all in all it is a decent sling for the money.

Everything about this sling is great. Never a Boy Scout, tying knots and threading slings is a mystery to me, and the video links were outstanding in getting my sling installed. The slide adjustment is a dream, but I think it's going to take some use to "loosen" it up a bit. After all, it IS a new product and probably just wants a little breaking in.The comfort is another thing. The material is softer than any webbing material I've ever seen, and even without adding a pad, I can carry my rifle all day and it's comfortable. The craftsmanship is outstanding as well. I can't find a single flaw in the stitching anywhere, which is the biggest flaw found on rifle slings.This is the ONLY sling a buyer should ever consider, no matter what kind of rifle you attach it to.

Possibly the best sling you can get for the price, honestly. The tube webbing does feel verv, very sturdy, and the quick adjust loop it comes with is perfect for if you have an AR-15 or other more "tactical" rifle to mount it on. Obviously it's no magpul but it is a very affordable, yet not cheap feeling at all, sling. Of course, do note that this is simply the sling, and does not come with any sling mounts if you need them. If you're going to mount this on an AR-15, I do highly recommend that you go with QD mounts on the side, as it is what the quick adjust loop will work best with.

Forget about the 3-point spaghetti slings! These are just super. They feel great and are fast to adjust. The quick loop lets you adjust them with one hand quickly and easily (it goes to the FRONT of the rifle, not the rear as in their demonstration video.)I'm giving them 5 stars. Plenty of length for most shooters.I'm super tall with broad shoulders and long arms and the sling is just a bit tight with my larger M14 rifle. I've emailed them to see if they'd make the "tall man's" sling with 6 more inches. If you're not a mutant like me, you'll be very pleased!

For background I'll tell you that it's only been recently, since Trump's election and AR have gotten cheaper, that I've acquired any ARs. So I bought two slings, the  STI Mil-Spec Webbing 2 Point Sling with 1.25-Inch Fast-Loop Adjuster, Brown  and the  Magpul Two Point Sling - Quick Adjust (Urban Gray)  So these two slings are the only ones that I can speak to.The STI sling has slightly less stiff sling material, which I suppose means it has somewhat less tensile strength, than the Magpul sling. Both are fine 'though and appear to be plenty heavy duty enough. And the stitching is well done in both.The hardware in the STI is thinner, and more flexible, than that in the Magpul sling. I suspect that it isn't as shock resistant, and overall durable, as that in the Magpul sling.The other big difference is that the STI sling has a loop, whereas the Magpul has a piece of hardware, to facilitate lengthening/shortening the sling on the fly. This is a big difference and the Magpul is substantially better in this regard. I have some difficulty shortening the STI on the fly, whereas the Magpul slides relatively easily in either direction. Also, that loop may snag something.I'm going to put the STI sling on a hunting rifle, and use the Magpul slings on my ARs. Not that it'll make a difference to me, as my days of humping through the boonies are over, but just to have that quality feel for a modest price differential. Either of these slings will do fine for normal use I suspect, but the STI is definitely a step, but not a huge one, below the Magpul sling.If it's a range gun, or truck gun, then the STI sling will be more than fine, but heavy duty requires something more like the Magpul sling, or some other slings of similar, or even better, quality.

Everything you need and nothing that you don’t. I’ve been using it for about a year and really no complaints! It does the job. It’s easy to loosen and I don’t notice it and it’s easy to tighten and keeps things from moving around. Great product for the price.