Beal Eye Loop Tubular Slings

A 22 kN rating indicates that the sling is designed to withstand a force of approximately 2,200 kilograms before failure. This is the standard strength requirement for climbing gear, ensuring these slings are robust enough for building anchors, extending protection, or general rigging tasks.

Yes. Because they are certified to both EN 566 for mountaineering equipment and EN 795B for anchor devices, they meet the safety standards required for both recreational climbing and professional industrial applications.

Tubular webbing is generally more flexible and easier to handle than flat webbing, making it simpler to knot or manipulate around gear. It also offers a better strength-to-weight ratio and tends to be more resistant to abrasion, which is ideal for the wear and tear of climbing environments.

The product description specifies a pack quantity of five, but length options can vary by retailer. Be sure to check the specific product listing to confirm if you are purchasing a set of a single length or a variety pack.

Yes, the sewn ends are engineered for high-performance reliability. They are factory-stitched to maintain the full strength of the webbing, providing a secure and consistent connection point that is safer and more streamlined than tying your own knots.