Sterling Tubular Webbing

Tubular webbing is generally more flexible and easier to knot than flat webbing, making it ideal for tying slings and equalizing anchors. Its hollow, layered construction also provides a higher strength-to-weight ratio and better energy absorption.

Yes, this is exactly what it is designed for. Because it is sold by the meter, you can cut it to the specific lengths required for your rigging or climbing setup and tie it into a loop using a water knot.

Nylon is durable and strong, but it does absorb water, which can make it heavier and stiffer when frozen. If you are frequently climbing in wet or alpine environments, be aware that the webbing will hold moisture and may require extra time to dry out.

Yes, this product is built to rigorous Mil-Spec standards. This ensures consistent quality and performance, which is why it is widely trusted by both professional rescue teams and climbers for critical anchor systems.

This webbing has a breaking strength of 17.8 kN. Keep in mind that tying knots in the webbing will reduce its overall strength, so always account for that reduction when calculating your system's safety margins.