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Rock Climbing Lanyard 10.5mm Static Rope 20kN Protective Eye-to-eye Pre-Sewn Cord Loop Sling Mountaineering Outdoor Equipment

UIAAUIAA - climbing safety standardCertified - manufacturer-declaredEN 566EN 566 European standardCertified - manufacturer-declared
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Engineered for critical load-bearing tasks, this 10.5mm static rope lanyard delivers a certified 20kN breaking strength for reliable, high-performance anchoring. The pre-sewn eye-to-eye design with pr...

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What is this 10.5mm static rope lanyard for?
It's a ready-to-use sling for mountaineering, climbing, and rigging. People use it to extend anchors and create secure attachment points. The static rope keeps stretch low, so your position stays stable under tension.
What load can this sling hold?
It carries a 20kN minimum breaking strength for critical safety tasks. The bar-tack stitched eye-to-eye ends are factory-built to hold that rating. Treat the figure as a breaking limit, not a working load, and inspect before each climb.
What material is this lanyard made from?
The rope is nylon static rope with a sheath that resists abrasion well. The pre-sewn loops use bar-tack stitching plus protective sleeves at the ends. That combination holds up to repeated contact with hardware and rock.

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