Climbing Daisy Chain

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Not much bad can happen with a properly manufactured sling, and this seems to fit right in that category. Seems high quality enough to be well worth the money. It does soak up water like a sponge though and get a little heavy. No big deal.

Great product! Had served many purposes!

First: This is only 22kn of support when connected at the first loop and the last loop. The individual loops in the daisy chain cannot hold 22kn, but they can hold a couple hundred pounds apiece. Second: Like various Ford vs. Chevy, Coke vs. Pepsi, etc., debates, people will tell you - irrespective of discipline - that "You should only do X this way" when mountaineering, canyoneering, whatever. In reality, you can use something like this as a personal anchor system as long as you always clip end-to-end, as a toolholder while clipped in for things like your rope bag, and so on. It doesn't elongate at all, has some absorption when wet. I haven't fallen on it yet, but I have used this as part of a few meat anchors and haul systems where it was supporting 400-500 pounds, and it held. I have no complaints about mine. It's held what it says it'll hold, I'd trust it to hold me should I fall. GM Climbing, despite being made in China and a lesser-known name, seems to be making decent quality stuff. I'll stick with Petzl for my carabiners and harnesses and Sterling or Imlay for ropes, but for sewn goods (I've also got a couple of their 48" regular slings), they've held up pretty well.