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Dyneema Contact Sling
Mammut works hard each year to make its Dyneema Contact Sling lighter without taking away any of its strength. Like most slings, Mammut made it out of super strong and light Dyneema, but unlike most slings, Mammut's Contact stitching technique ensures optimum handling and strength throughout the sling, even in the seam area. This makes it ready to please you whether you're sending sandstone, climbing crack, cranking ice, or alpine climbing your way to the top.
- Slim, light sling assists in any style of climbing
- Dyneema is remarkably light and durably abrasion-resistant
- Contact stitching ensures solid strength and fluidity
- Item #MAM002X
- Material
- Dyneema
- Length
- 30 cm, 60 cm, 120 cm, 180 cm, 240 cm
- Width
- 8 mm
- Strength
- 22 kN
- Recommended Use
- rock climbing, expeditions, ice climbing, alpinism, mixed climbing, big wall climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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What do you think about this product?
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December 23, 2019
Best Dyneema sling on the market
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Soft and great feel in the hand combined with the covered bar tack = only Dyneema sling I use. After using these I move all my other Dyneema slings to the dog kits. Great for trad slings.
Greg
May 27, 2019
Light and fast
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Use them for all my alpine draws. Combine it with a pair of Camp Nano 22s for an extremely light draw. They handle well, except sometimes the stitching is annoying when racking.
Bharath T.
February 21, 2019
Look no further. The best. Period.
Light weight. Low bulk. Great handling. Get yourself some of these slings. Put the 60s on your alpine draws. Grab a couple of 120s for long extensions and slinging natural pro. Throw out your cordalette and build your anchors with a 240.
Adam
January 22, 2019
Innovation fail
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I use these slings for climbing alpine routes in the cascades. The seamless stitch design is supposed reduce snagging, but instead makes for more snags due to 150% longer area of inflexibility at the sewn attachment point. This causes a messy rack that catches on other gear etc. worse is when cleaning youâre fighting to get the carabiner to not come in contact with the sewn portion. These slings will not give you the warm fuzzy feeling of safety if theyâre not extended out in single strand mode . In the pic note the neatness of the one season old trango with the newer mammut made in China mess. Yes, Iâll use these for a season and see if they get better but I certainly would steer clear of them unless youâre short of cash and can buy them for cheaper than anything else on the market.
gse105897763-0
December 20, 2018
Best Sling Hands down!
- Familiarity:
- I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
My mom loves these 8mm Mammut Dyneema slings! She has 12 of the 60mm that she uses for alpine draws for trad climbing. I just purchased her 6 more. She likes the 8mm thickness-less bulk. They handle well when I am extending them while trad climbing.....which is awesome.
Hailey Terry
November 21, 2018
The best sling!
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Mammut always delivers! The best sling. The covered seam is a great.
Eric Penedo
November 6, 2018
smooth slinging
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
Got this sling to pseudo re-sling a cam of mine. I like these slings specifically because they have the seams covered by the tag, making them less likely to snag.
Jani Holder
August 15, 2018
great for Alpine Draws and quad anchors
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
The 60cm size is really nice for alpine draws--they're thin and 'slick' and the seam stitching makes them run through the carabiners smoothly. The 180cm size--which is not a common size--is perfect for setting up a quad anchor on multipitch routes with bolted hangers. I think I read that off the comments on here, and it's true.
Josh E.
July 30, 2018
Could always use more.
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Buy these when they go on sale on Backcountry, whether you are a sport climber or a fully realized trad sender, having multiple of these is always useful!
Alex V.
June 24, 2018
Robust Dyneema for multiple uses
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Use this from any where to building anchor systems and alpine draws to using it in a z drag system for boating. Can trust this sling for a multitude of purposes and you should definitely find it in your gear assortment.
Ry Weber
June 1, 2018
multiple uses
These are awesome! I actually used them to set up my hammock. They are super solid! If you have any questions, hit me at 801-523-4075 or email me at borloski@backcountry.com.
Brandon Orloski
May 30, 2018
Top Notch!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I am the 42nd person to give them a 5 star rating. Not sold? Reach out!
Clay Puglisi
May 2, 2018
Alpines and Anchors
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I am very satisfied with my repeat orders of Mammut Dyneema slings. I use the 60cm slings for each of my alpine draws, and the 180cm as an available anchor sling. The fabric is difficult to tangle and racks easily.
Benjamin August
March 21, 2018
Best slings.... EVER
These are by far the best quality, and smoothest handling slings on the market. They lay really nice and flat when you are making your alpine quick-draws. It is the only sling that has the tag sewn integrated into the bar-tac stitching, making it one less thing to worry about. Highly recommended
William Bowen
March 15, 2018
Great Slings
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I got the 60 cm for alpine draws and the 120s for anchors. I love how lightweight and narrow these are without compromising on strength-I can thread them through a v thread when setting up a toprope on ice :D Way easier to clean than trying to untie cord. My favorite slings I have used thus far!
Anna F.
March 12, 2018
No-snag sling!
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I used to think all slings were created equal until I found this Mammut sling. At the area where the sling is connected and stitched together to itself, there is no excess material outside of the stitching to get snagged. The sling stitching is amazing! Also, these are very lightweight. Would definitely recommend!
Matthew S.
March 1, 2018
Even Better Than Pictured
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
Obviously these slings are going to perform at a high level, there is no question about it. Something I was impressed about was how lightweight they are! I imagined that they would be wide and bulky but they are actually quite thin and light which makes them perfect for making lightweight alpine draws. These are great and I would definitely buy them again and recommend them to anyone.
Elliot
December 13, 2017
Awesome Slings
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I've had a number of these for years and love them. They're a nice durable sling that is supple and holds up well. I've got the following: 60cm - 6+ of these for alpine draws 120cm - 3 of these for quick anchors and extending pro at roofs 240cm - 1 of these for quad anchors One of the nicest features is the seam where the two ends are overlapped and sewn together are covered with a sleeve so there is no catching when a biner is sliding over them.
Jared Downs
November 22, 2017
A sling is not just a sling.
- Familiarity:
- I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
My friend uses these for her alpine draws so i went ahead and got some too to build mine. I picked these because the Mammut tag covers the seam to keep that from getting caught on anything or in the way. The Dyneema that Mammut uses is more supple and easier to manage while in the middle of a climb. I went for the 60cm to build my draws.
Sarah Schlaefke
September 8, 2017
Nice
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
After years of using sewn nylon runners, I decided to try a more lightweight Dyneema sling for my anchoring system. The feel of Mammut Contact slings is great. The sewn edges are smooth instead of having an edge and they take up so little space compared to the old slings.
gary beil
August 7, 2020
180cm length is listed as yellow but the picture is a lime green. Shown as yellow on other sites. Which color is it actually?
GoGoGadget
Koly Swistak
August 11, 2020
Hey there! The 180cm length in Yellow here is a Yellow color. It looks like the image editing is a little off on that image. Thanks for calling that out!
May 11, 2017
Can these be used to make anchors for sports climbing?
Sierra Myers
May 11, 2015
When will the 60cm slings be back in stock? will it be before the 20% sale ends?
Dan
Adam Saucedo
May 12, 2015
Hey Dan, We should be receiving more around early to mid June. Keep checking back!
Scott M
November 27, 2018
Did you just girth hitch the thumb loop?