DBI-Sala” Vest Style Harness 1107800, Front & Back D-Ring, Loops For Belt, Tongue Buckle, L

This lightweight and easy to don harness is one of our most popular, used for general fall protection in any industry. In addition, the front D-ring provides added versatility for applications such as ladder climbing, there is nothing else like it in the industry! Also check-out our Patented front D-ring Cross-Over style harnesses designed for comfort and ease of use, the absence of a chest strap and waist belt provides maximum freedom of movement while still providing connecting points for your fall arrest, restraint, work positioning or rescue system.

Every DBI/SALA harness combines maximum comfort, freedom of movement and ease of use without sacrificing safety. All harnesses are designed to securely retain you in case of a fall and distribute the impact forces throughout your body. Our exclusive Patented Delta No-Tangle” design holds the shape of the harness, adding to your comfort, and making it easier to put on. The integrated spring loaded stand-up back D-ring is an ‘industry first’ and provides the user with quick connection – enhancing ease-of-use and worker productivity.

Whether you wear a harness 4 hours a day or 14 hours a day, it needs to feel good and fit right for optimum comfort, safety and productivity. DBI/SALA harnesses are designed to fit you – no matter what your size or shape!

Features

• Delta No-Tangle” design for added comfort and easy donning
• Spring loaded stand-up back D-ring ensures fast, easy, and safe connections
• Front D-ring ideal for attaching your harness to a ladder climbing system or for work positioning, suspension and rescue
• Adjustable non-slip chest strap with easy to use pass-thru buckle
• Parachute buckles on lower shoulder straps for quick and easy adjustment
• Tongue buckle leg straps for fast & easy donning
• Polyester webbing construction for added durability
• Plated hardware for corrosion resistance
• Meets or exceeds all applicable industry standards including OSHA, ANSI and the stringent ANSI Z359