This feature tells the user if the equipment has been loaded in a fall situation. If the indicator is pulled and the full tag is showing, the harness should be removed from service.

Keep track of OSHA mandated inspections by using the monthly log on our durable inspection tag. The material is ideal for writing on with a permanent marker.

It is important to properly size the equipment in the chest so the strap does not rise under neath the chin in a fall. Chest strap stays in place once it is adjusted to fit.

This notched buckle fastens without twisting for a quick and easy connection and release every time. It is lightweight and cost effective.

Used for positioning, these D-rings are not meant for load bearing. However they are backed with heavy duty cordura and a wear pad to increase durability.

OSHA mandates that every harness worn must fit properly. It is important for the worker to be able to reach his or her dorsal D-ring at all times to attach and remove components. The adjustable D-ring stays between the user's shoulders.

A front loop placed on the chest is ideal for a cable ladder system. The loop connects the webbing at the chest center creating an X shape that keeps the harness on the shoulders.

This fastener style is easy to use and will not loosen with weight or movement. It is used in the leg and waist area. 1 3/4" grommet spacing is important for proper adjustment.

This type of strap adjustment makes tightening and loosening straps easy. The notched sliding dowel holds straps firmly in place. Lift up on the release tab to loosen.

State of the art push release buckles are rated at 5,000 lbs. The unique design requires both tabs to be compressed to release the male end. This feature protects against accidental release.

Lanyard keepers reduce the risk of dragging and snagging lanyards. The keeper is on the
chest to make the lanyard end more accessible.

This type of lanyard keeper conveniently doubles as a rescue retrieval hoist. One on each side of the chest for lanyard storage.

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