Best Slings Around

lightest slings, good for trad and ice. replaced all my slings w/ the blues and red contact slings.

What You Would Expect.

Classic dyneema sling that does what it needs to. Great for building anchors and extending draws. Knots can be pretty tough to untie after its been loaded but that's what you would expect from this type of sling. Can be appropriately utilized by all skill ranges.

Best Dyneema Sling Out There

I have been exclusively using the Contact Sling 8 for the alpine draws in my rack for some time and could not be happier. They are extremely lightweight and surprisingly durable. Given their strength and weight, they make an excellent when you are trying to save weight. As with any dyneema sling, they have their disadvantages over nylon, but if you are looking for dyneema, these are the slings to get.

Top Quality

Overall, the Mammut Contact Sling 8.0 is a fantastic addition to any climber’s rack. It offers an ideal combination of reliability, usability, and lightweight performance. Highly recommended for anyone looking for quality slings that perform exceptionally well in a variety of climbing situations! Beginners will appreciate its easy-to-use design, while seasoned experts will value its versatility and durability for more technical climbs.

Light weight, unties relatively easily for dynama. Good for climbing