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Yes, it is a shackle. That is the only component on Nicks concept sling that has been the cause of concern. I was just pointing out that shackles of that type are strong, have a proven track record and have ratings just like steel shackles. I will be interested in how things work out in...

It is interesting that a major company like Yale Cordage has no problem using and certifying this technology. I wonder how many lawsuits they have endured due to catastrophic failures.

I still like that there is nothing to drop or lose and the whole thing is soft. Lack of trust in its reliability might be perpetuated by lack of field experience with this particular sling. Many things look daft until you try them.

Well, you could be right, Reg, I have no idea if Nicks sling will work but the soft shackle has a history of use going back hundreds of years. They have successful held some really big shit.

So are you thinking that his sling is not strong enough or that it is functionality less secure?

Looks good, Nick! What is its WLL?