Mammut Dyneema Contact Sling - 8mm

Thin, handles well, light.... These are all good thing however they get fuzzy and snag easier than the BD Dyneema.

All time favorite sling. Compact, doesn't fray, sewn ends to prevent snags. What more do you want?

It's thin and that makes this sling a great choice for alpine draw.
I'm not too enthusiastic about slings in general, but this one hasn't let me down.

Purchased the 240cm sling as a lightweight alternative to 7mm cordalette for 3 point trad anchors and couldn't be any happier. The slim 8mm width sheds weight and the dyneema material inspires confidence.

One particular thing about this sling that Mammut designed well is the bar tacking. Other manufacturers tend to make the bar tacking super stiff and bulky whereas Mammut streamlined the stitching as if it's a part of the sling itself. I would totally pick up more of these slings for virtually any climbing function.

Love these things! Super clean and well finished. Nothing for carabiners to get caught on like other Dyneema slings from BD or Metolious.

These slings are great, lightweight and durable! What more can you ask for out of a sling! Love the top over the end to avoid any fray.

This is something you want to be flawless and it is. Much better than BD slings since the bar-tack is tapered and there's no fraying edges.

I've had a few of these and have never been disappointed. Works great for its intended purpose.

Does its job

Lite and great for pickets.

Light, slim and smooth. They are great. Durable and no complaints.

My favorite slings. How they sew the slings together may not seem like that big of a difference from other slings but in truth it sets the Mammut slings way ahead of their competitors. Bomber for alpine draws.

Super strong, lightweight, love the stitching on them.. Have zero complaints

With gear these two don't always go together; however Dyneema is a notable exception. With an incredible strength-to-weight ratio and bomber construction, Mammut makes the best sling on the market. Great for anchor construction and general climbing use, I always have a few on my harness.

I only use these slings now for my rack. The 60 cm is great for making alpine draws, the 120cm works really well as a sport anchor, and the 240cm is great for building trad anchors. Lightweight and the color coding makes it easy to tell what you're reaching for!

I have been using these as part of my trad rack for years. As I begin adventuring into longer routes in the Valley, I was really happy to have been gifted a few additional. Highly recommend these!

Didn't think I'd write a review for a sling, but Mammut really impressed me with these things. As most of the other reviews have noted they are thin, light, but strong. And, my favorite part, the seam/tag area is nicely sewn up! While certainly not mission critical, it makes the experience of using them just a bit better.

This is an excellent sling, it's quality material and very light. I've used this several times and it has held up well. The colors are bright and good looking.

So far these slings have only been used to hold gear on the hooks in my garage, but I'm looking forward to using them this summer.

This sling beats the hell out of BD's dyneema sling because the way it is stitched avoids any hang-up points when extending your extendable quickdraws. I always carry a few of these folded into quickdraws and a few over my shoulder with a single biner to extend cams.