Climbing sling Petzl C40 60N, 60 g, black

Petzl C40 60N is a lightweight climbing sling designed for mountaineering and ropework where minimal weight and compact connections are required. Constructed to serve as an attachment point or extender, this black sling provides a simple, low-profile link for anchors, quick draws, and rigging tasks in climbing and rescue setups. With a mass of approximately 60 g and a rated strength of 60 N, it is intended for applications that demand a light, easily manageable connector rather than a primary load-bearing anchor.

Advantages

The sling’s compact form and low weight make it convenient to carry on harnesses and in packs without adding bulk. Its color and construction provide clear visual identification and reliable handling during ropework and equipment setup. The design allows quick connection and repositioning of hardware, helping streamline anchor extension, equalization, and lightweight rigging tasks.

Suitable for

• Extending protection and quick draws on sport and trad routes
• Lightweight anchor extensions and equalization elements
• Temporary attachment points for gear organization during climbs and ropework
• Non-primary load applications in rescue setups or work at height where low-strength connectors are acceptable

Key specifications

• Weight: approximately 60 g
• Rated strength: 60 N
• Color: black
• Typical use: attachment point, extender, or lightweight connector for climbing and ropework

How to use

Use the sling as an extender between protection points, quick draws, or pieces of rigging to reduce rope drag and adjust anchor geometry. Inspect the sling visually before each use for cuts, abrasions, or signs of wear. Pass the sling through gear or around a suitable anchor point and attach carabiners or other connectors to the sling ends or loops as appropriate for the setup. Avoid using this sling as a primary load-bearing anchor when higher-strength components are required.

Usage recommendations

Store the sling away from direct sunlight, chemicals, and sharp edges. Replace the sling if it shows any damage or significant wear. For critical load-bearing anchors, choose equipment rated for higher strengths and follow manufacturer guidelines and industry safety standards during climbing and rescue operations.