Arc flash rated - Resistant up to 40 cal/cm2 making it ideal for use where high voltage electricity is a concern.
Nomex/Kevlar material provides shoulder, back and leg comfort padding - Lightweight and flame resistant padding with soft edging wraps around the wearer for the ultimate in comfort, security and no-tangle donning.
Back web loop - Replaces standard back D-ring, reducing overall weight and electrical conductivity - for use with web loop lanyards.
Body belt/hip pad with PVC coated Tech-Lite aluminum side D-rings - Provides non-conductive hip D-rings ideal for positioning, additional back lumbar support and tool carrying options.
Front web rescue loops - Ideal for connection to a rescue system, web design reduces electrical conductivity.
Duo-Lok quick connect chest and leg straps - Lightweight one-handed use with memory fit web-lock ensures fast, non-slipping connections.
Leather insulators - Insulators behind exposed hardware prevent contact with body during "hot" situations.
Nomex/Kevlar fiber webbing - Nomex fiber exterior with Kevlar fiber core provides ultimate flame resistance.
Belt loops - Add a 5" belt/hip pad for additional back lumbar support and tool carrying options.
Built-in lanyard keepers - Molded lanyard keepers hold your unused snap hooks and break away to avoid trip hazards.
Revolver vertical torso adjusters - Simple and fast adjustment eliminates loose ends, locks into place preventing slippage and completes 5-point adjustment system.
Impact Indicator - Rip-stitch indicators allow you to inspect the harness at a glance, for prior damaging impact loads.
Integrated flame resistant trauma straps - Provide an adjustable, continuous loop for post fall, minimizing suspension trauma.
Built-in reflective materials - Integrated on legs, chest, shoulders and back for enchanced visibility in low light conditions.
Protected labels, equipped with i-Safe - A flame resistant Velcro cover protects harness labels and holds an i-Safe identification tag for recording and storing information on inspections.
