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Mammut Dyneema Contact Sling - 8mm

Item #MAM0731 | 312 in Stock
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Dyneema Ain't All That

By Ranked #438 - Climbing Accessories and Training June 15, 2010

You have to see this before you load up your rack with these and use them without thinking.

http://www.dmmclimbing.com/video.asp?id=5

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2 Comments Last Reply: November 19, 2011 By:

By: November 19, 2011

Hey Guide_Hater... I want to thank you a bunch for posting this link. My partner and I were just discussing nylon versus dyneema. I've always used nylon in all my runners, sewn and knotted. The Grouch points out that the rope is dynamic, and yes it will reduce the amount of force that the runner will see... but I like redundancy. I figure the more dynamic load absorption in a system the better. Your video just convinced me that I've always been on the right path. I'm sticking with my nylon runners and slings. Really some great infromation and thanks again for posting that link.

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By: July 17, 2010

your rope is dynamic, that video was specific to shock loading a static system with dyneema. Dyneema works great for over the shoulder slings and alpine draws. Lighter and take up less space on your rack.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
Dyneema 
Strength:
22 kN 
Recommended Use:
classical alpinism, big wall climbing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
lifetime 

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