Guardian Fall Protection 181060 Basic HUV Premium Edge Series Harness with Pass-Thru Chest and Pass-Thru Leg Buckles, Yellow/Black, Small

From the Manufacturer In 2007, the Guardian Fall Protection, "Edge Harness" received a Gold International Design Excellence Award and was recognized by Business Week magazine. In conjunction with a design team who has worked with Nike, Microsoft, Leupold and Steven, Guardian set out to design the safest and most versatile harness on the market. The padded shoulder, leg and back are made of closed cell foam with mesh lining that allows the material to breathe and trap sweat. Convenient slots offer workers a place to clip their radio, flashlight, pager, cell phone, or Hydrapak straw. This adjustment area allows 4-Inch of chest strap adjustment. All Edge Series harnesses feature a "Quick-Connect" friction torso buckle with a release tab. Positioning D-rings are backed with heavy duty cordura and a wear pad to increase durability. Our innovative tool belt features a slide-on strap that can be completely removed in a fall situation to relieve some of the weight. Slide your own bags onto this lightweight application, or use your regular tool bag over this application. Special web keepers and sewing process keeps our webbing secure to the harness. A back pad comfortably keeps the harness in a vest shape while still allowing for dorsal D-ring adjustment. Back pad includes an inside pocket that houses a cool-heat or hydration pack. Small size is built specifically for individuals whose height ranges from 4 feet 10-Inch to 6 feet and whose weight ranges from 100 to 170 pounds.

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