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Top rated climbing slings and runners

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  1. Black Diamond Dynex Runner
    Best overall NewDoar

    Black Diamond Dynex Runner

    4.8/5 $9.99 Only 1 left

    Ultralight Dyneema construction with high strength-to-weight ratio; preferred by climbers for quickdraws and alpine use.

    • Ultralight
    • High strength
    • Compact
    • Low abrasion resistance
  2. Petzl Spirit Quickdraw
    Best for sport climbing PETZL

    Petzl Spirit Quickdraw

    4.7/5 $37.95 Only 17 left

    Popular quickdraw with a straight gate and bent gate carabiner; offers smooth clipping and reliable performance.

    • Smooth clipping
    • Durable
    • Good gate action
    • Slightly heavier
  3. Mammut Contact Sling
    Best value Mammut

    Mammut Contact Sling

    4.6/5 $9.95

    Affordable 20mm nylon sling; versatile for anchors, extenders, and general use.

    • Affordable
    • Versatile
    • Durable
    • Heavier than Dyneema
  4. Metolius PAS 22 Personal Anchor System
    Best for anchoring Metolius

    Metolius PAS 22 Personal Anchor System

    4.7/5 $39.95

    Adjustable Daisy chain style sling for personal anchoring; offers multiple clip-in points and length adjustment.

    • Adjustable length
    • Easy to use
    • Strong
    • Bulky
    • Overkill for simple draws
  5. Wild Country Dyneema Express Sling
    Best for alpine Wild Country

    Wild Country Dyneema Express Sling

    4.5/5 $26.95 Only 2 left

    Lightweight Dyneema sling with excellent strength; ideal for racking gear and alpine climbing.

    • Lightweight
    • Strong
    • Packable
    • Slippery knot holding
  6. DMM Phantom Screwgate Quickdraw
    Best locking quickdraw DMM

    DMM Phantom Screwgate Quickdraw

    4.6/5 $29.99

    Screwgate quickdraw with lightweight construction; secure for trad and alpine climbing.

    • Locking gate
    • Lightweight
    • Durable
    • Slower to clip

Buying advice

When choosing a climbing sling or runner, consider the material (nylon vs Dyneema) - Dyneema is lighter but less abrasion resistant. For sport climbing, quickdraws with bent gates offer easy clipping. For trad or alpine, consider locking quickdraws for safety. Always check UIAA/CE certifications and replace slings after any major fall or wear.

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