EDELRID Aramid Cord
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Description
🧗♀️ Elevate your climb with the power of aramid – strength you can trust!
- HIGH TECH MATERIAL - Crafted from premium aramid for superior durability over conventional cords
- UNMATCHED STRENGTH - 22 kN breaking load for ultimate safety and reliability
- EFFORTLESS HANDLING - Stiff design makes threading a breeze, saving you time on the climb
- TRUSTED PERFORMANCE - Engineered for serious climbers who demand both strength and portability
- ON THE GO CONVENIENCE - Compact size fits perfectly on your neck strap for easy access anywhere
The EDELRID Aramid Cord is a high-strength stitched round sling made from advanced aramid fiber, offering a breaking load of 22 kN. Its stiff yet easy-to-thread design ensures quick and reliable use, while its compact size allows for convenient portability on a neck strap, making it an essential accessory for professional and passionate climbers.
Reviews
D**S
At least one should be in every climber's rack
I love these slings. I have the 30cm and the 90cm. Both are excellent. The 20 is particularly useful as a quick drawn sling (doubled up it is 15cm, but can then be used as an extender at full length. The other excellent use is as a prusic to protect your abseil or even an emergency ascent device. They are so slim and light compared to normal slings I do think these slings will gradually replace all of my slings.
K**
Flexible, strong and well made
Great quality as described. Delivered on time. Read a review before i purchased that said it was a little stiff for knotting however I did not find that to be the case and also when it got wet it was really flexible. Definitely worth a purchase
G**Z
Good bit of kit.
Perfect utility Prusik loop. Great for extending work position lanyards or narrowing flip lines.
C**M
30cm isn't enough.
I was hounded for a review of this via email and Alexa notification, it's too small to be an effective prusik, probably only useful for fiddly threads. I'd just go with dyneema next time.
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