Thorne of Ropes That Rescue and other western utilities like Pacific Rear attachment point on the waistbelt: Restraint lanyard attachmentĬertification(s): ANSI Z359.11, NFPA 2500 classe III, CSA Z259.In conjunction with transmission line rope access pioneer, Reed Sternal attachment point: Fall-arrest system attachmentĭorsal attachment point: Fall-arrest system attachment
Lateral attachment points: Attachment for a positioning lanyard for use in double mode Ventral attachment point: Attachment for a descender or a positioning lanyard for use in single mode
Six pre-shaped equipment loops with protective sheath DOUBLEBACK self-locking buckles at the rear of the harness, between the waistbelt and the leg loops, make it possible to adjust for use on the dorsal attachment point in the event of a fall on this point, a shorter adjustment allows the weight to be taken up on the leg loops so that the user may remain more comfortably suspended while awaiting rescue Side attachment points can be folded down to prevent accidental snagging when not in use Stowing system for the MGO connectors on fall-arrest lanyards, on each shoulder strap, allows the user to be unhindered by the lanyard and keep the connectors within reach in the event of a fall, the system releases the MGO connectors and allows the absorber to be deployed Leg loops equipped with FAST buckles for quick and easy fastening and unfastening without loss of adjustment, even while wearing gloves Waistbelt and shoulder straps equipped with self-locking DOUBLEBACK buckles for quick and easy adjustment Padded shoulder straps are widely spaced to reduce neck chafing and help distribute the load over the shoulders when the waistbelt is loaded Wide, semi-rigid waistbelt and leg loops for excellent support and lightweight, breathable construction to maximize air flow
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