Eye & Eye Twin-Path® Slings

Twin-Path® Eye & Eye High Performance Roundslings

Not every lift calls for an endless sling. Twin-Path® eye & eye slings give you the same strength and ultra-lightweight construction, but with built-in eyes that make setup faster and more straightforward.

Eye & Eye vs. Endless: What Actually Changes

Ease of setup is the real difference between the two styles. An endless sling lets you rotate the wear point freely since it's one continuous loop, which is why it's often the default pick. But an eye & eye sling isn't stuck with a fixed wear point either: the sleeve that forms the eyes can be removed and reinstalled somewhere else on the sling, giving you a way to rotate wear there too, just through a different mechanism.

What Makes Twin-Path® Worth Choosing

The K-Spec® core fibers inside these slings have been independently tested and rank as the longest-lasting on the market, which keeps your lifting operations running efficiently over time. On the weight side, Twin-Path® slings come in at roughly 10% of the weight of a steel sling with comparable strength, making them easier to transport and rig while cutting down the injury risk that comes with handling heavier gear. Wrapping it all together is a double-layer nylon Covermax® jacket, built to deliver more than four times the abrasion resistance of a standard polyester jacket, so the sling holds up even in rough working conditions.

Check-Fast® Inspection

Every Twin-Path® eye & eye sling includes the Check-Fast® system, which makes it easier to spot fiber damage and fiber-on-fiber abrasion wear before they become a real problem. It works through a third fiber path with a link engineered to fail just above proof load, before the sling reaches maximum capacity. If that visual indicator is missing, take the sling out of service right away and contact us about sending it in to the manufacturer for possible repair. Note: Check-Fast® is a supplement to standard inspections, not a substitute. A qualified person still needs to inspect the sling regularly.

How to Measure Your Sling

Skip the circumference measurement here. Lay the sling flat and measure from tip to tip to get an accurate length for your application.

Protecting Your Investment

ASME B30.9 (2021) 9-5.10.4(d) requires that "slings in contact with edges, corners, protrusions, or abrasive surfaces shall be protected with a material of sufficient strength, thickness, and construction to prevent damage." Twin-Path® slings are built tough, but pairing one with the right protection still extends its working life. Our sling protection products are built for exactly that.

Questions? We're Here to Help

Not sure which Twin-Path® sling fits your application? Our product experts can walk you through the options.

Looking for something else? Browse our full lineup of lifting slings, including high-temperature Sparkeater® slings and polyester eye & eye roundslings.