Sewn Loop - Webbing In stock

Simple, convenient and resistant, the sewn loop is "the thing" when connecting a slackline!

The sewn loop allows you to attach your slackline directly to the connector. No more need of a line lock or a banana to tighten your slackline ! At least on one side ;-)
Convenient for light or travel setup!

Technical specifications

• The sewing is composed of 9 bartack stitches. It is sewn with an industrial machine which guaranteed a regular and uniform resistance for all the sewn loops.
• A protective sleeve is added to the loop to minimize frictions and wear and tear on the connector.
• A heat shrink sleeve surround the stitches to protect it from dust, frictions on other elements (in particular while manipulating it or transport/storage)
• When sewn, the webbing is also named and labelled (on the sleeve)
• Resistances of sewn loops may differ from the original webbing resistance.
  For further informations on sewn loops resistance, go directly on the webbing page. Click there
  
  • For exmple Slodki webbing : 25,4kN
    
    
    
    
• The given resistance comes from an independent laboratory (Mecanium).
  For further informations : click there (French only)
• A sewn loop do not shorten your slackline if you choose it as option when ordering. But if you sent us your webbing to sew a loop, we will use 20/25 cm of the webbing to sew the loop.

Using advices

• Perfect to attach your slackline to all kind of metal connectors : carabiners, shackes, etc.
• Regardless of the webbing composition (polyester/dyneema/hpme), do not use a sewn loop on a setup longer than 60m.
• The equipment can stay in place for a few days (2/3 maximum). But the installation should preferably be removed after each session.
• Store your equipment dry and clean, away from U.V/moisture/heat sources
• Using tree protections is always a plus
  When using the sewn loop for a girth hitch, it's way better to place some tree protections to avoid the early wear and tear of your webbing and loop.
  

Incompatibilities

• We don't recommend to have more than 7kN tension in all slacklines/tensioning systems excepted for Freestyle.
  For sewn loops, don't go over half of the breaking load resistance to keep a good safety margin. To approximatively mesure the tension, please read the informations in the "Documentation" section
• Slacklines longer than 60m
• Pay attention to the wear and tear from the loop with soft shackles. Each frictions damage a little the loop, check the loop at each use, after and before.
• All loops on 25mm wide webbing are not suitable for Freestyle