Harnesses for All Purpose Use
Understanding Harness Standards NFPA’s standard on Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services classifies harnesses into two groups:
Class II: A seat harness meant for heavy duty work by one person or in rescue situations in which another person’s weight may be added in the
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This harness is well-suited to your every adventure, balancing the minimalist style of recreational harnesses with the extraordinary support of industrial use harnesses. It’s modular design permits it to be used as just a seat, or as a seat-chest combination, making it a perfect choice for ropes course use, mountain rescue, sport rappelling, and other suspension-intensive activities. With or without the chest harness, the high attachment point at the waist means that the harness sits more deeply than a climbing harness, while the light-weight, wide waistbelt offers superior comfort, hip D-rings for positioning, and a rear waist attachment for secure restraint. Chest harness attaches quickly and securely to provide sternal and dorsal attachment points, chest-ascender link, and soft loop connection points at the shoulders for vertical lift. Quick-release adjustable buckles at waist and legs make it easy to get in and out of the harness, while low profile D-rings offer full functionality in a lightweight package. For maximum compatibility think Sympatico!
Waist: 34”-55” » Leg: 22” - 33” » Weight: 5.75 lbs (2.605 kg) Standard
SG51283 COMPLIANT $225.00 CE EN 361 EN 358 EN 813 - BS EN 813:2008
Harnesses
course of the rescue. (Harness must pass Upright Static, Horizontal Static, and Dynamic Drop Test of a 300 lb test dummy)
Class III: A full body harness meant for protection and for use in rescues in which inversion might occur. (Harness must pass all 3 tests for Class II plus a 4th Head Down Static Test)
Check out the Logistics and Support Gear section of this catalog for gear pockets and packs.
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