The first of its kind: this continuously woven dynex cord is ideal for extending anchors. Its construction makes it exceptionally strong, durable, and light.
The Infinity Cord is constructed by taking dynex threads and looping them around, creating a continuous loop that requires no stitching or bar tacking to finish. The wound dynex filament core is finished with a dynex/nylon blend sheath, making it extremely durable and abrasion resistant. It should be noted that the strength of this cord lies in its infinity construction, so it shouldn’t be cut and re-tied.
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Overall rating: 4.857143 / 5 from 21 reviews.
Review topics: ["material","cord","knots","sling"].
"I used my 240cm Infinity Cord to build a trad anchor in Joshua Tree over the weekend. It was so beautifully constructed that even another party asked if they could use it and they told me it looked “super bomber”. After the climb, all knots came out easy and it racks away on my harness nice and small. Love it. Please make these in a rabbit runner/alpine runner style!"
"BD is changing the game - developing lighter and stronger soft materials to add to a growing quiver of ever innovative climbing equipment - improving the odds of success where it really matters - in the alpine arena"
"This thing is awesome! Super light weight and it has a bit of memory built in so it’s easy to make knots with"
"This anchor sling is great. It's super lightweight, easy to untie, and there's no bar tag. Can also double as a prusik if needed."
"I was expecting this to feel somewhat similar to a dynex/dyneema sling, but it is incredibly stiff. It feels more like wire than cord. You can hold it two feet from an "end" and stick it straight out parallel to the ground and it mostly holds its shape. (Photo attached. ) Maybe it will loosen up with time and use? Also, it claims to be "a continuous loop that requires no stitching or bar tacking", but there's a label fully enclosing the cord for about two inches and it's clearly thicker under about half of that label. It's much, much, stiffer even than the rest of it, to the point that it seems like a 1cm radius is as tight a bend as it will allow there, while the rest of the cord is more like a 1mm radius. Maybe it's just where the sheath is joined? But I was hoping for something that was nearly 100% consistent through the whole loop and I didn't need to worry about stiff areas. Maybe my expectations were unrealistic. (I got all three sizes and this review applies to all of them. )"
"Super happy with the new infinity cord. Knots well and very easy to untie. Will likely buy more in the future."
"The Infinity cord is an excellent new tool for building anchors. Compact, lightweight, and strong, these are excellent for building and equalizing anchors."
"Can take a little getting used to the relative stiffness compared to other slings out there, but once you do, this thing is fantastic!"
"So lightweight and compact!"
"Super thin and lightweight. Perfect for trad anchors, quads, and multipitch climbing in general."
