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Overall very nice; some limitations compared to wired hexes
These shapes fit (and stick) easily in plenty of different
cracks. I have yet to find any placements that fall between
sizes, so the overlap is good.  Advantages of the dyneema slings
vs. wired hexes: * Color coded slings make it easier to identify
individual sizes, especially when they're racked on a single
biner * No worries about wires getting kinked from running
around corners * Stem doesn't get in the way of placements *
Lighter (not sure how much this really matters; the heads are
the heavy part) * Less prone to walking (I usually extend beyond
the attached sling, so using these doesn't typically cut down on
the number of draws used)  * Can't use a stiff wire to position
hexes in deep cracks * Easier to lose hexes in tall, inward-
flaring cracks (this happened to me once and it was a pain to
fish the thing out) * Slings degrade over time and need
replacement * Slings tangle easily i