AirOps MOD 8 Lanyard

    Dec. 10, 2010
    Related To:
    Attackmod 10210092

    The AirOps MOD 8 lanyard from ATTACK! OpGear does double-duty as a personal retention and extended rappelling lanyard.

    The MOD 8 is designed to girth hitch into your harness or rappelling belt.

    The Extended Rappelling Loop moves your descender out and away from your kit.

    The operator can prepare to descend, while remaining securely attached to the anchor point.

    Specifications:

    • Double-Locking Snap Hook with ACTION GUARD
    • Mil Spec 1-Inch Tubular Webbing
    • Six (6) Bar Tacks on each end
    • 21 inches relaxed / 30 inches extended
    • 7-Inch Rappelling Loop
    • Double 1/8-inch shock cord
    • Weight: 4.5 ounces
    • MBS 3,400 pounds

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