4.65 of 5 stars
At a glance
- Recommended use:
- Climbing
- Diameter:
- 6 mm
- Sling:
- Aramid
- Item No.:
- 314-0058
Doesn't melt like dynema
This sling is better because:
a) It doesn't melt like dynema
b) It is far far more abrasive resistant
c) you can use the slings as prusik sling with confidence.
- Advantages
- Robust
- Robust
- Easy to knot
- stronger than dynema
The 30 cm sling is too short to use as Prusik
The 30 cm version has a seam which is 8 cm long - more than 1/4 of the total length.
This makes it difficult to create a Prusik knot on double ropes. It's just about enough for a single rope.
Maybe the 40 cm sling is better - then again, I'd expect it to be stiffer as the specs say that the 30 cm one has a softer braiding which makes it ideal for Prusik knots.
- Advantages
- Robust
- Disadvantages
- Difficult to knot
The 30 cm version has a seam which is 8 cm long - more than 1/4 of the total length.
This makes it difficult to create a Prusik knot on double ropes. It's just about enough for a single rope.
Maybe the 40 cm sling is better - then again, I'd expect it to be stiffer as the specs say that the 30 cm one has a softer braiding which makes it ideal for Prusik knots.
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- Advantages
- Robust
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- Disadvantages
- Difficult to knot
To bind the two ends of the cord they have used a 60mm plastic sleeve, which makes it really awkward to wrap it around the rope neatly, which makes me feel that my prusik is going to lose grip/ open up and stop being a prusik. On the plus side, I never let go of the rope, but that kinda defeats the purpose of using a prusik.
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