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How do I get cam slings replaced?

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I bought my first set of cams and I've been curious about what happens when the slings start to wear out. Are they user-replaceable? The ones I purchased seem to be very un-user-replaceable:

DMM dragon cams

How do I get cam slings replaced?

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The information you need is on the manufacturers website.

We offer servicing for DMM Cams (trigger wires and slings), and Torque Nuts (slings) if they pass a quality inspection. Prior to sending them to us, we ask you to inspect and assess your gear in accordance to the supplied user instructions and inspection criteria.

for others considering replacing their own slings Black diamond has compiled some of the common problems people encounter.

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They are user replaceable, in fact some manufacturers recommend replacing slings every 2-5 years if they're very frequently used, but they're only user replaceable if you know how to sew structural climbing gear and have the equipment to bartack a loop of SuperTape or 10mm Dynex.

The simplest thing to do is simply replace the worn sling with 1" tube webbing, which obviously wouldn't work for the cam shown above in the question, in which case I'd recommend using 7 or 8mm accessory cord (the bigger the better) tied with a double fishermans. Other than that, you may be able to send your cams back to the manufacturer for re-slinging, many manufacturers such as Black Diamond for example have re-slinging services for their cams that pretty affordable, your other option would be to find a climbing store that has the equipment to re-sling your cams for you.

Take time to consider too when your slings wear out if it may be time to retire your cams, all safety gear has a lifecycle, and should be retired at the end of it. When in doubt, throw it out.

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