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Alpine Runner

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$13.95
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$13.95
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Description

Abrasion and UV resistant alpine runners ideal for use as extendable quick draw and anchor slings. Available in 4 lengths.

Its single strand design greatly improves its carryability and ease of use in comparison to a close loop sling.

Carabiners are not included with Alpine Runners.

Technical informations

Materials: UHMWPE core and HTPE braded sheath
Weight: 35 cm = 14g / 55 cm = 20 g / 90 cm = 32 g / 110 cm = 38 g
Available in different lengths: 35, 55, 90, and 110 cm

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Customer Reviews

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Pine Needle Mountaineering
Alpine runners

These are a great addition to the kit. They rack cleanly, and are easier to manage than a standard runner. I'd prefer standard 60 and 120cm lengths, but these are very well designed.

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Aaron Delaplane

Alpine Runner

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Paul D.
Light, strong, easy to use

Great runners for ice and trad climbing. Even though they're thicker than an open sling they rack cleaner and don't tangle with other gear on the harness. Easy to deploy and confidence inspiring with the stronger construction. The shorter ones are great alpine draw alternatives and the longer ones are great for quick anchors, threads, and tethers.

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Alpine Runners

These things are really light and quite versatile. A great low bulk addition to my alpine draws. These are not a replacement for slings but rather an additional piece that is streamlined for its use. I have some paired with 19 gs for an extremely light alpine draw. I can't wait to get my hands on a 110cm to test anchor building with it.

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Gordon Betenia
A leap ahead

Sling performance has increased incrementally over the years. These seem more like a leap. The 55 is a cleaner, easier to manage, less prone to tangling or jamming, solution for an alpine draw. It also works very well with small biners such as the 19G, with less of a tendency to cross-load while shortened. The 110 is PERFECT for most belays on ice.