Quadruple sling bridle ratings are the same as which ratings?

• A. Double sling bridle ratings
• B. Triple sling bridle ratings
• C. Single sling bridle ratings
• D. Quintuple sling bridle ratings

Answer: (B)

Sling bridle ratings are driven by how the load distributes through the hardware and the connections, not simply by how many legs the sling has. In a quadruple sling bridle, all four legs pull toward the same master point, and the critical factor becomes the hardware’s rated capacity and the worst-case load path (including angles). Because that limiting element is the same as in a triple-strap configuration, the published rating for a four-leg setup is the same as the three-leg setup. In other words, adding another leg doesn’t automatically raise the safe working load; the rating is tied to the hardware and typical load geometry, which in standard practice aligns quadruple with triple. Hence that quadruple-rated bridle shares the same rating as the triple-rated bridle.