TenPoint Neoprene Crossbow Sling

Sling for hunting. Not all that great. I've adjusted many ways and it just isn't great for me or my style. It just doesn't fit me or my style of carrying Xbow. A FAT person with a bunch of hunting clothes on will really struggle.

Paddling

Swivels are junk mine broke in 2 weeks

Said I had to send it to manufacture for waranty

garbage , neoprene separates from nylon at each end of padding almost resulted in my crossbow falling from stand .

DO NOT BUY, there is a major design flaw and it will fail over time. The swivels are also cheap and unreliable. As you can see in other 1 star reviews the neoprene fails across the stich line at each end. The stitching creates a weak point in the neoprene that will eventually tear. I had one end tear while I was practicing before going hunting. I glued the seam back together with black Shoe Goop and it held while hunting last week. However, the other end failed while hunting and I was a mile away from my truck. I had to come up with a bush fix so it wouldn’t completely tear in two. I used a length of rope strung back and forth between the swivels to support the padding and prevent any stretch pressure on the ripped sling. I have now glued the 2nd tear at the other end together and will be sewing a piece of nylon strap on top of the neoprene to prevent excessive stretch and pressure on the seamed ends (as can be seen in the picture of the brown sling example). You don’t have to look far to find numerous other slings with the identical design for 1/3 price of the 10 Point sling. For the price 10 Point is charging for they sling, they should have a better design. Crossbows are heavy and not well balanced when carried with the sling, and their design will not handle this stress.

I'm disappointed with the sling because it is fraying already: thought it would hold up better.

installation was easy. Fit and comfort very good, doesn't slip.

I've owned two of these slings and both of them had the neoprene tare out in center of sling.

The neoprene sling works great. It relieves pressure on your shoulder and it grips your clothing to help keep your crossbow from tilting back. Your crossbow will still tilt away. Most all of the crossbows are heavy on the front end. Never less, it is still worth the investment.

This sling does its job.. It obviously frees up my hands and it is comfortable on the shoulder. Would definitely recommend.

did not last long less than two years the neoprene tore from the rest of the sling. had it on a siege 410