heightec® MATRIX HARNESS For innovation in harness technology, the Matrix tops the list. This full body harness with side D's is a sophisticated multi-use harness with superior lumbar support. An ingenious design for rope rescue and rope access applications.


Key Features: Fully adjustable . Front & rear attachments . Large central waist attachment . Thermo form lumbar sup- port & leg padding for added comfort . Two side gear loops . Fixed leg loops . Padded shoulder straps . Side-D rings


Weight: 4.06 lbs (1.84 kg) SG51255


CERTIFIED ANSI Z359.1, 2007, EN 361, EN 813


HARNESS SPECIFICATIONS


Find the right harness that meets all of your work and rescue specifications. Type


Weight


Avatar Full Body Zero G Full Body Contour Full Body CS Tech Full Body Phoenix Full Body Europa Full Body


6.13 lbs (2.78 kg) 4.06 lbs (1.84 kg) 4.19 lbs (1.90 kg) 5.06 lbs (2.30 kg) 2.63 lbs (1.19 kg) 3.81 lbs (1.73 kg)


Cirrus Twin Full Body 2.38 lbs (1.08 kg) Nexus Full Body Avatar Seat Eclipse Seat Shadow Seat Delta Seat


Tree Hopper Saddle Bee Saddle X-It Rescue


Hasty Rescue 33


2.00 lbs (907 g) 4.00 lbs (1.81 kg) 2.44 lbs (1.11 kg) 1.94 lbs (880 g) 1.38 lbs (626 g) 2.44 lbs (1.11 kg) 3.25 lbs (1.47 kg) 2.56 lbs (1.16 kg) 3.44 lbs (1.56 kg)


Sizing Certifications


Standard, Large-XL NFPA 1983 CLASS III Standard, Large-XL ANSI Z359.1 2007, CE One Size One Size


NFPA 1983 CLASS III


Standard, Large-XL ANSI Z359.1 2007, CE One Size One Size One Size


ANSI Z359.1 2007, CE ANSI Z359.1 2007, CE ANSI Z359.1 2007, CE


Standard, Large-XL NFPA 1983 CLASS II Standard, Large-XL CE One Size


CE


Standard, Large-XL CE One Size One Size One Size One Size


CE CE CE


Applications


Fire Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Rope Access Fire Rescue, Rope Access


Fire Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Rope Access NFPA 1983 CLASS III, ANSI Z359.1 Fire Rescue, Confined Space


Fire Rescue, Confined Space, Vertical Rescue Fall Arrest, Line Work Fall Arrest Fall Arrest


Fire Rescue, Mountain Rescue Fire Rescue, Confined Space


Fire Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Rope Access Tactical Operations Arborists Arborists


Patient/Casualty Patient/Casualty


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