Would you say this chainring is knackered? Put a new chain and cassette on but getting the occasional chain slip when putting power through the pedals
Yes
That tooth just above the S in particular
Edit. Quite a few of the teeth are very pointed
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Yes, very!
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Thought as much, thanks guys.
Bit of googling done, can’t believe how pricey SRAM chainrings are! 
The outer ring is pricey on most crank sets, almost worth buying a new crank.
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YES!
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New crank on it’s way!
Yeah it’s a shame that the big chain ring prices are so high. Can’t see how they justify it compared with a full chain set
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I just got a like for like replacement crank for just over £100 delivered tomorrow, no point messing around with changing chainrings when I can get a complete new one for that price!
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Now ebay that set and let some other poor schmuck deal with it 
I think someone off here bought a properly knackered crankset from eBay recently?
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That is exactly my plan! Let someone else deal with it! 
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Worn chainring but then I got a full refund so worked itself out.
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My gravel bike chainring Ultegra R8000 11s 50-34 is not quite as jaws-like in the above photo but started slipping when under pressure so I need to change it (3 years old so done enough miles). Like for like chainring but out of stock hens teeth/rocking horse 
, propper tear to my eye for whole chainset at £250. Ebay versions coming straight from china so doubt they are the real thing. Found second hand (never used) for £150 for both rings, which is more than their original price. The only ‘shop’ that have them in stock is BikeInn and the price looks ok (£108 delivered for both rings) so just wondering if anyone has experience of this company as part of TradeInn which is based in Spain ? Or any other suggestions (I want to stick with Ultegra) ? Prob get chain and cassette and do a propper job as they have everything in stock, which wiggle, chain reaction, sigma etc don’t, just seems a bit too good to be true