DMAIP Tactical Adjustable Rock Climbing Rope for Outdoor Sports

I am very impressed with the quality of the sling. The metal buckles and box stitching isoutstanding. The webbing material is very soft and pliable making it comfortable to sling the rifle but that is also the problem. It’s TOO soft and folds over and twist when it passes through the buckle when adjusting sling. The thumb loop and quick adjust buckle woe great when loosening the sling but binds up badly when trying to tighten it! Again because of the soft/pliable webbing material, in my opinion. It’s hard to justify a complaint on a sling that cost less than or about $10. Especially when is looks and feels like a quality sling I got it for a range beater and it won’t be used on anything that I will need to rely on to protect my family home or self. That along with costing a scant few buck makes it hard to justify any serious complaints! I would recommend it to anyone, with the reiteration that it is NOT a Magpul and make darn sure you test and retest it for proper function before even considering using I for any serious applications, self/home/family defense or a Life and Liberty gun!

Reading all the negative reviews and positive reviews I did decide to buy this multi-point harness. I did test the lockup and putting about 30 lbs of force on the bearing locks didn't budge the system. The whole harness unit is quite impressive for the price. I'm highly impressed. The unit is not lightweight. Heavy webbing and heavy metal components. If you want lightweight just get a thin strap and some buckles and be done with it. This is robust. The webbing looks like 2k-3k lb test. The lockup on the central harness buckle is quite good. The steel of the buckle does not appear to be low grade pot metal but something much harder. The shaft and bearing fitment on the central harness component is quite good with limited wobble. However, as others have said the fitment between the terminal connector (male component) and the industry standard female fittings on my rifle has 'some' more play in it. maybe about 2 more degrees of wobble. I did try everything to get the male connector to break free and to no success the components stayed locked. The bearings seem to be set well enough in the standard collar to hold with considerable force. Probably about 30-50 lbs. It's also important to note that the size of the male shaft is a large enough diameter to prevent torquing out the connector by bending at an angle. There is no quality issues with the item I purchased. The webbing is a heavy polyester and soft on the skin. The components seem to be cut properly and all the bearings seem to be set properly and moving as designed. There is an internal cylinder behind the bearings that keep them in the extended position so the design is relatively reliable. I'm sure that there are the occasional quality control issues with such an affordable sling (Made in Chyna) but it was definitely worth the purchase and the testing. I would most definitely recommend just get one and try it out. Worst case scenario you would need to buy a standard magpul male component ($14) if your rifle has a loose fitment. My female components on my rifle are Daniel Defense and MFT. The male connector does fit and lock strongly with both the DD and the MFT female connectors. There is some play in the pieces but I can't get them to break free. You can see the bearing positions against the ridge of the female connectors and there is at all times 3 of 4 bearings completely set even at maximum leverage, where the fourth bearing is visible but also mostly set inside the female collar. This is definitely a Your Mileage May Vary YMMV type of purchase. I am glad I took the chance. I just don't have $60 to spend on the magpul sling. And to be honest the magpul components are noticeably tight with very little tolerance. You have to work the magpul components to get them free. I'd rather have a little bit more play in the system myself. Do I think these connectors will have the same longevity as the standard magpul connectors? No. But I think they are going to last a long time for a basic home defense setup. If you are going to be an Operator operating in operations on a daily basis you wouldn't be buying cheap chyna crap in the first place. FYI I'm a lifetime outdoors man, rifleman and mechanic. Not just another desk jockey.***Update*** attachment to rifle did break free. I run Daniel Defense. Downgrade to 3 stars. I used 550 cord to attach it and run two points. The webbing and buckles are great. I'll keep it on the rifle.

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For the money it’s a well built sling , it’s a little shinier then I thought it would be but it’s held up to what I’ve put it through so far. All around good product for the price!

For the price it cannot be beat. Better than the low expectations I had for quality. Definitely would buy again. Excellent quality per the price. Not a Magpul quality, but definitely good enough for the average Joe. I have Magpul MS3 and MS4 which are $70-90, but this is an excellent product for the $13 or whatever it is.

More durable that I was expecting, that’s for sure. The QD attachments hold strong, even when I shook and rattled as hard as I could and tried to get them to fail. My only issue is the overall length of the sling; if you’re bigger, this isn’t for you. I’m on the tall/skinny side and have to run the thing at max length to get it around me.

Just got a couple different versions of this sling for a couple rifles. So far, seems like an excellent value. VERY versatile in the field, lots of options, easy to adjust on the fly. Exactly what I was hoping for. Time will tell on durability, but I have no concerns.

Only negative thing right away is that the color of that center attachment piece for the tan sling is a hideous grey color and not black as shown in the photos, really throws off the look. Other than that a decent product for the money as of now.

This is fantastic quick release! I am using it for my DJI camera gimbal and it works a treat! Easy to release and lock