The only sling I own. Come in a number of handy sizes. Looks slightly effeminate but weighs next to nothing.…
- Matthew, 07/10/11
Paducah, KY

We'll its a dyneema sling so if it hasn't broken it must be working. These things are light and the 60cm size is your standard for making trad draws. As always don't use for…
- William, 11/30/10
Seattle

These are pricey, but very tough and convenient. I prefer these to regular webbing anyday, and I trust the product integrity cause it is from one of my favorite companies eve…
- HEATHER, 01/26/12
NEW YORK

Super slings is what they should be called!!!!!! They are so small its amazing but the strength is unbeatable, use them for everything setting anchors or as a prusik if it com…
- GRZEGORZ, 01/13/12
Czaniec

I've been using this product for over an year now and I'm enjoying it a lot. The line has different textures on each side, one softer, better to practise tricks and one harder…
- Adriano C, 01/13/11

The line is awesome! I have been slacklining for a little over 2 years with just a homemade rig. I upgraded to this line the other day because I wanted a one inch line that I…
- Nick, 03/09/12
United States

Got a 70' and 100' from my local moosejaw and they have been a blast! Everyone of my friends has tried it and the 70' was a bday present for my girlfriend. They have held up w…
- Charlie, 05/07/12
Lapeer

I never thaught that daisys were that special but since I've gotten one myself I've used it every time I've put my harness on. Added bonus:with a daisy you can move your bela…
- JORDAN, 10/19/06
JUNEAU

No messing around here. Simply a good chain. Smooth and functional. Does what it's made for. Buy it. Don't look back.…
- KJELL, 05/09/12
Maui, Hawaii

I love this daisy since it isn't too bulky. Being new to sport climbing I was nervous about how this is it, but man is it strong and reliable. I borrowed my friends and it was…
- Kimberly, 11/06/10
Pullman, WA

nice daisy's but not worth twice the price of the 18 mm ones. thes fellas arent much less bulky and dont save that much weight either. save your duckets for stuff that count…
- MURDO, 03/14/10
san francisco

I use these all the time to set anchors. The colors are great and the material is super strong. They have held up in all sorts of conditions. These are staples for my climbing…
- Kimberly, 12/29/10
Pullman, WA

There are many types of slings in this world. This is one of them, but too light and easy to handle. I recommend this item for all.…
- naoki, 11/10/10

You can’t beat this for the price, especially if you are just starting out and want to add some versatility to your rack. For any newbies, if you go with the 48", you can ea…
- Patrick, 10/24/11
Potsdam, NY (Sound familiar? Probably not...)

I bought one just for cleaning routes. Thankfully I don't weigh 5,625 pounds or else I may be in trouble. Simple, great price, visually appealing, diggity dank.…
- Michael, 10/02/10
Columbus

I tried these out as a departure from the Petzl/BD paradigm. 12mm is nice, a little more confidence inducing for the scared little man in the back of my mind. Color othe…
- Kevin, 05/04/12
US

l have used this product manny times and i still am amazed at how well it has worked for all thease years…
- rina, 09/30/11

fantastic for ascending. its light and easy to adjust and tastes like peanut butter only with half the calories.…
- JESSE, 07/31/08
FORT WORTH

Not much bulk when it comes to this item. Which is perfect for an emergency ascend stirrup. Plus petzel makes it.…
- JUSTIN, 03/27/08
LAKEBAY

I climb steel for production and I like the fact you have two points and can move the length of choke you have when you want to rest or need work room to hang or tear down you…
- Jonathan, 07/27/11
Naples , FL. / travel all summer.

It looks cool but what the Heck is it used for! haha…
- Tyler, 05/10/11
TN

Reasonably soft accessory cord that is good for tying prussiks that tighten well…
- Kevin, 10/06/10
Calgary

These are great, but a little stiff and hard to tye and untie. But there totally worth it if you need the extra breaking strength.…
- brett, 12/02/09

Nice, light, does its job. Is great for making anchors!…
- Ildar, 12/25/11

Excellent for winter endeavors, and very light. I use the 120cm for long alpine draws. Do not dynamically load dyneema, it will break.…
- Andrew, 02/21/12

Light weight and will hold 5000 pounds. Need more??! It's made by Petzl. Need more??! Ummmm......... Just get em. You'll love em! ;)…
- Tony, 05/23/10

I use these with Black Diamond Positron locking biners for anchors. They're super durable, and get the job done. I will most likely never buy a different runner…
- Aidan, 03/04/12
Richmond, VA

The 2 footers are great for extending pro. Nice and cheap, and nylon, while often rated to less than dyneema and other fancy stuff is stretchier, so should reduce the impact…
- Sean, 11/23/11

Buy 2 of these (preferably in the 7.7M size) tie them together with a double fisherman's knot or square knot and use for an anchor, and you can top rope just about anything at…
- brett, 12/02/09

Quality Sterling cord. So many uses.…
- Leif, 03/27/09

i have used it so much and i love it…
- rina, 08/18/11

To clarify it is rated for 25kN about 5625lbs of force, like all of Trango's "super tape: a weave of Dyneema and nylon." This equalizes your gear better than anything else…
- Jonathan, 10/20/10
Colorado

Massively disappointing. I ordered this device based on the advertised spec that the equalizer is rated to 25kN. The packaging and the instructions that came with the equalize…
- KEVYN, 05/18/08
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