Chest'Air Chest Harness

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Versatile and comfortable:
- Connected to the ventral attachment point, it transforms the FALCON, FALCON MOUNTAIN, AVAO SIT, AVAO SIT FAST and SEQUOIA SRT seat harnesses into fall-arrest harnesses.
- Compatible with climbing and mountaineering seat harnesses, it can help keep a victim upright (during helicopter evacuations)
- Back and shoulder straps are lined with 3D foam padding and are widely spaced to reduce chafing and provide additional comfort while hanging
- Textile sternal attachment point does not interfere when not in use
Quick and easy:
- Donning and removing the harness is quick, even with thick clothing, with the FAST LT buckle at the chest
- Quick and easy adjustment with the DOUBLEBACK self-locking buckles on the ventral and shoulder straps
- Quick connection to the ventral attachment point of the seat harness with the OK TRIACT-LOCK carabiner
- Two equipment loops on the sides for transporting small equipment

Specifications

Sternal attachment point: Fall-Arrest System Attachment
Weight: 525 g
Certification(s): CE EN 361, CE EN 12277 type D, UKCA, EAC
Material(s): Nylon, polyester, aluminum
Chest size: 140 cm maximum

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