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UHMWPE Dyneema Ultralight Quickdraw Sling

UHMWPE Dyneema Ultralight Quickdraw Sling

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An ultra-lightweight sling/dogbone specifically designed for mountaineering, rock climbing, ice climbing, caving, and rope access work. Tightly woven from Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE / Dyneema) fiber, each sling weighs only about 12g, offering an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and minimal elongation. Vivid, high-visibility colors allow for quick identification on a gear rack, while the material withstands repeated abrasion against rock edges and resists water absorption and freezing in damp, low-temperature, or snowy conditions, providing a reliable 22kN tensile strength for various lead climbing and anchor setup scenarios.

Key Features

  • Approx. 12g Ultra-Lightweight: Significantly reduces the overall load on your gear rack, making it effortless to carry for long multi-pitch or traditional climbs.

  • UHMWPE (Dyneema) High-Strength Fiber: Features superior abrasion, tear, and UV resistance, with a significantly longer service life against rock surfaces compared to traditional nylon.

  • Low Water Absorption and Freeze Resistance: Extremely low fiber water absorption ensures the sling stays flexible and maintains its rated strength without freezing stiff in cold ice climbing, canyoning, or damp cave environments.

  • Low Elongation for Rigid Support: Minimal stretching under load provides direct, stable force transmission and positioning support.

  • High-Visibility Color Scheme: Vibrant, saturated colors allow for instant identification of length and placement amidst tangled ropes and complex protection points.

Specifications

  • Main Material: UHMWPE (Dyneema)

  • Sling Width: 11mm

  • Breaking Strength: 22kN

  • Weight per Unit: Approx. 12g

  • Testing Standard: XF494-2023

  • Application Environment: Mountaineering, lead climbing, ice climbing, caving, rope rescue, and high-altitude equipment connection

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