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BLUE ICE Missions Light Sling
$14.95 – to $27.95
Soft, supple and superlight, this BLUE ICE sling is easy to use and store on your harness or in a pack. Its tubular webbing features color coding by length for easier identification.
- Soft, supple tubular webbing is easy to use and store on your harness or in a pack
- Color coded for easier identification by length: Black: 60 cm; Red: 120 cm; Grey: 180 cm
- 60 cm length (Black) is highly versatile and ideal for creating alpine draws or extendible draws for trad climbs that wander horizontally
- 120 cm length (Red) is ideal for building anchors or extending a piece of protection to reduce drag when the route turns dramatically away from the fall line
- 180 cm length (Grey) is ideal for building trad, ice or alpine anchors, giving you plenty of room to find the best placements for your protection
- Certified to CE / EN 566, UIAA 104 standards
- Carabiners not included
Imported.
View all BLUE ICE Slings| Best Use | Climbing |
|---|---|
| Strength | 22 kilonewtons |
| Size | 60 CM: 60 centimenters x 8 millimeters 120 CM: 120 centimenters x 8 millimeters 180 CM: 180 centimenters x 8 millimeters |
| Weight | 60 CM: 18 grams 120 CM: 32 grams 180 CM: 48 grams |
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Location:Las Vegas, NV
Age:25–34
Used for::Trad Climbing
1 year ago
Perfect Quad!
Yes , I recommend this product
Perfect sling for use as a quad. 180cm length is ideal as it's got plenty of room and not too long like a 240cm can be. Material is also very nice in that it is a bit slippery which makes the knots easy to untie even after a full day of use. It is also super light so you barely notice it on the harness. Worth every penny if you climb lots of multipitch and want something light and efficient for setting up belays on bolted anchors.
Age:25–34
Used for::Trad Climbing
Age:25–34
Used for::Sport Climbing
10 months ago
A pleasure to use
Yes , I recommend this product
Bought one of these on a whim, now I own five. I use the longer ones for setting up rock climbing anchors, and now bought some 60cm to make alpine draws also. They are super light, and the texture is slightly slippery so it’s a breeze to both tighten and untie knots. This is also purely preference, but they feel really nice and soft to the touch, and I like the heathered color.
Age:25–34
Used for::Sport Climbing
Age:25–34
4 months ago
Great All around.
Yes , I recommend this product
Only have these slings now! they are so much easier to use for anchors and so much easier to keep put away nice because of the more cylindrical design. Use it as a PAS for all types of climbing as well because tying knots in them is way easier. Cheaper and more efficient than an $80 connect adjust.
Age:25–34
Used for::Mountaineering
1 year ago
Yes , I recommend this product
I bought this 120 cm sling as a backup sling for Vallee Banche adventures in Chamonix. It is pleasant to touch, feels easier to work with, is less "rectangular" with less ugly "twists".
Used for::Mountaineering
Location:Hood River, Oregon
Age:65–74
Used for::Trad Climbing
10 months ago
The Best!
Yes , I recommend this product
Excellent mountain climbing 🧗♂️ product! Definitely worth adding to your arsenal of equipment.
Age:65–74
Used for::Trad Climbing
Age:45–54
Used for::Trad Climbing
1 year ago
Great piece of gear!
Yes , I recommend this product
I love this sling. It is light, handles easily, and is perfect for multipitch anchors.
Age:45–54
Used for::Trad Climbing
Location:Western slope of Colo
Age:65–74
Used for::Canyoneering
4 months ago
It's a sling.
Yes , I recommend this product
Not much to say, it's a sling. A very strong and useful sling.
Age:65–74
Used for::Canyoneering
4 months ago
