Brand: Blue Ice

    Category: Slings

    Recommended by Clara Maynard, AMGA Apprentice Rock/Alpine Guide & Wilderness Medicine Instructor — Pacific Northwest, USA

    Highlights: easy to untie

    The Mission Light Sling by Blue Ice is an ultra-lightweight and versatile carrying solution designed for adventurers seeking efficiency and comfort. Its innovative design and premium materials make it an essential companion for outdoor activities, ensuring you can carry your gear effortlessly. 1. Constructed from durable, high-tenacity nylon fabric for enhanced strength and longevity. 2. Weighs only 200 grams, making it one of the lightest slings available, perfect for minimalists. 3. Features an ergonomic design that distributes weight evenly, reducing strain during extended use. 4. Equipped with multiple attachment points for versatile gear organization and accessibility. 5. Water-resistant finish to protect your gear from unexpected weather conditions. 6. Adjustable strap length allows for a customizable fit, accommodating various body types and preferences. 7. Compact design enables easy storage and transport, fitting seamlessly into any backpack or gear bag. The Mission Light Sling is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts engaging in activities such as hiking, climbing, or traveling. It performs best in varied conditions, from sunny trails to unpredictable weather, making it suitable for all seasons. This product is perfect for both novice and experienced adventurers who value lightweight gear without compromising on functionality. Whether you're navigating rugged terrains or exploring urban landscapes, the Mission Light Sling excels in providing easy access to your essentials while keeping your hands free.

    Price: $11.95 - $22.95

    Who it's for
    Climbers building multipitch or quad-style anchors, and those rigging alpine draws. All three lengths get specific use: 60 cm for alpine draws, 120 cm as a double-length, 180 cm for anchor building.
    What people are saying
    Hosts consistently praise the suppleness and ease of tying/untying, calling it a favorite over competing brands. One caveat: the dyneema material feels slick to grab.
    Worth noting
    The round cross-section is flagged as a reason it unties more easily than other slings. Notes are otherwise one-sided positive with only the slick texture as a repeated criticism.

    Clara Maynard's review

    These slings are round shaped and easiest to untie

    Recommended by Clara Maynard, AMGA Apprentice Rock/Alpine Guide & Wilderness Medicine Instructor

    Frequently asked questions

    Who is the Mission Light Sling for?

    Climbers building multipitch or quad-style anchors, and those rigging alpine draws. All three lengths get specific use: 60 cm for alpine draws, 120 cm as a double-length, 180 cm for anchor building.

    What do experts say about the Mission Light Sling?

    Hosts consistently praise the suppleness and ease of tying/untying, calling it a favorite over competing brands. One caveat: the dyneema material feels slick to grab.

    What should you know before buying the Mission Light Sling?

    The round cross-section is flagged as a reason it unties more easily than other slings. Notes are otherwise one-sided positive with only the slick texture as a repeated criticism.

    What does Clara Maynard say about the Mission Light Sling?

    These slings are round shaped and easiest to untie

    Why does Clara Maynard recommend Blue Ice?

    Clara Maynard recommends the Blue Ice Mission Light Sling for slings. These slings are round shaped and easiest to untie

    Is the Mission Light Sling a good sling?

    Yes — Clara Maynard recommends the Mission Light Sling by Blue Ice as their slings pick. These slings are round shaped and easiest to untie

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    What other hosts are saying

    8 experts recommend the Blue Ice Mission Light Sling.

    Ryan Harris, Mountain Guide and Ski Patroller

    great lightweight dyneema sling, its a little slick to to grab, but its my favorite sling due to its versatility and suppleness

    Recommended in back country skiing

    Henry Ko, AMGA Certified Single Pitch Instructor

    Perfect for tying quads (180 cm triple length)

    Recommended in Gym-to-Crag

    Cage Vigil, Guide

    My favorite anchor slings these days, after having tried several different brands over the years. Drlurable and light, everything I need.

    Recommended in Multi-Day Alpine

    Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager

    Great lightweight sling for extending pieces or anchor building.

    Recommended in Winter Alpine Climbing

    Brent Smith, AMGA Rock Guide and Apprentice Alpine Guide

    My favorite slings for alpine draws (60cm) and for Multipitch Quad style anchors (180cm)

    Recommended in Trad Climbing

    Daniel Ross, Mountain Guide

    I love how supple and easy to tie/untie this sling is. I have at least one of each length. I use the 60cm as my alpine draw, the 120cm is the double length, and I LOVE the 180cm for all things anchor building.

    Recommended in Rock Climbing

    Nicholas Metz, Mountain Guide

    My absolute favorite slings. Made of tubular dyneema, they are much easier too untie knots in than traditional flat slings.

    Recommended in Rock Climbing