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Mammut CMH Tubular Dyneema 8mm Contact Sling - 2005 BCS
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Mammut's amazingly thin 8mm Tubular Dyneema Contact Slings are less than half the weight and bulk of standard spectra or nylon slings. Thin in stature, but beefy in strength, use the Tubular Dyneemas to lighten your trad rack. Contact slings are ideal for placing gear on trees or flakes, as well as extending gear placements to keep your rope running smoothly.
Bottom Line: Slings are important, but these won't weigh you down.
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Slings don't get any lighter
By:
Adam Riser
July 15, 2005
These are absolutely the smallest and lightest slings you’ll ever find. They’re so skinny that you don’t even want to trust the things, but they hold 22kN. The long piece works perfectly for a cordelette and when you trick-tipple the shoulder-length ones they are hardly as thick as a quickdraw. If you’re counting ounces, replace all your slings with these. You’ll be happy you did.
Rope Drag Sucks
By:
kurt wolfgang
March 21, 2005
So, if you're a trad climber, you know that rope drag can be a huge pain on those longer pitches, you also know that it is a pain to carry around a huge wad of normal tubular webbing or nylon slings. The best solution to this problem is the tiny Mammut slings. Just got back from a trip that included climbing in Red Rocks, Joshua Tree, and St. George, and of all the wear on my gear, the slings showed the least (even after setting anchors from bolts to TR in St. George). The only downside is the price....
Change me.
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We have a lot more Sewn Runners than that
Sewn RunnersSlings don't get any lighter
These are absolutely the smallest and lightest slings you’ll ever find. They’re so skinny that you don’t even want to trust the things, more...
Rope Drag Sucks
So, if you're a trad climber, you know that rope drag can be a huge pain on those longer pitches, you also know that it is a pain to carry around a more...
- Material:
- Dyneema
- Strength:
- 22kN
- Dimensions:
- 8mm x 60cm, 8mm x 120cm, 8mm x 180cm
- Recommended Use:
- Running straight ropes, protection