SCOUT Rapelling Harness

    Nov. 8, 2010
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    The SCOUT rappelling harness from ATTACK! OpGear is constructed from MIL SPEC nylon webbing, forged steel adjusters and offered in three colors to help blend into any area of operation. The SCOUT has design features that make it one of the most versatile, strongest and safest rappelling harnesses available.

    • Soft Clip-In Points Front and Rear
    • Easy to Fit Dual Waist Adjusters for a symmetrical fit
    • Integrated Leg Adjusters for comfort and full strength
    • Integrated Webbing Keepers protect straps from being accidentally unthreaded or misrouted
    • 6000-pound minimum breaking strength
    • No VELCRO, no elastic and no plastic
    • Universal sizing to 52-inch waist
    • Weight: 31 ounces
    • Berry Compliant

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