UHMWPE Climbing Sling

Well made, delivered quickly, work great and are very sturdy. Will most definitely buy again.

I mainly use this thing for weighted hangs and crimp block lifts. It can hold well over 100 kilos. The only real issue is that the point where the two ends join is quite stiff and the sling itself isn't that big, but it's a good cheap thing to use for purposes like this.

Worked great for my need. I needed a strong loop to use for fastening kayaks down to my car!

Cheap, strong, certified for climbing - Can't get much better than that. Unless an extension or elaborate setup is needed, this is my go-to primary anchor for toprope climbing and rappelling. Still in great shape after a decent amount of use, does the job for 1/2 the price of other brands.

I climb cell towers and commonly need to create anchor points from varying tower structures, and this sling has been holding up! Throw a figure 8 on one end and you’re set. Obviously there’s always a danger with sharp edges in this business but as long as you’re aware of that you’ll find these to be perfect for the job. And a 3 pack for $23 is awesome, I only use one and plan on replacing mine whenever I see any signs of damage

I have no evidence for the origin of this product, nor do I know if it conforms with normal US safety standards. That said, it appears to be well made of strong materials. Webbing is uniformly robust for its size (double thickness), and bar tack stitching appears to be well done.While I may not completely trust this to save my life at a height as a primary anchor, I'd be comfortable using it to carry gear, hang my hammock, or serve as part of a backup anchor system. I'm actually going to stow it in my hiking day pack for use in emergencies.

I have a number of these slings in all three lengths. They are handy to have around, are well made, and are supposedly UIAA and EN certified for 22KN. They have held up well so far.

Tested under normal climbing conditions and worked as expected.fully supports 200 pounds and more