Mammut Magic Sling

The Magic Sling uses a 100% Dyneema core, which offers a much higher strength-to-weight ratio than nylon. It is significantly lighter and thinner, making it easier to pack, though it does not absorb energy like nylon webbing.

Yes, 1.2 meters is a standard, versatile length for building equalized anchors at belay stations. It provides enough slack to manage multiple pieces of protection without being overly bulky on your harness.

The twisted core design, paired with the abrasion-resistant sheath, helps the sling withstand sharp rock edges and heavy wear better than traditional flat webbing. This construction also eliminates the weak points found in sewn seams, creating a more consistent, reliable loop.

Absolutely. Its low profile and lightweight construction make it an excellent choice for extending protection to reduce rope drag. The 12mm width is easy to handle and clips smoothly into carabiners.

Dyneema has a lower melting point than nylon, so you should be careful to avoid excessive friction or heat buildup. While it is highly durable for climbing, it is not designed for situations where high-heat friction is expected, such as long rappels directly on the sling.