EDL Gibbon Lanyard 180cm

Original price was: $69.30.Current price is: $48.40.

Kernmantel lanyard for work at height positioning or when canyoning. Attached to harness with a figure of eight knot.

EDELRID GIBBON LANYARD

The EDL Gibbon Lanyard 180cm is a Kernmantel lanyard for work at height positioning or when canyoning. Attached to harness with a figure of eight knot.

DETAILS EDL Gibbon Lanyard 180cm:

• 2 individually adjustable arms with figure of eight knots
• In the event of a fall the knot absorbs energy (impact force 8 kN with a factor 2 fall with 100 kg at maximum length)
• Extremely robust kernmantel construction (holds 5 factor 2 falls with 100 kg at maximum length)
• Transparent stitching protection for easier inspection
• EN 354, EN 795-3
• Please note: Must not be used as a via ferrata set

SPECIFICATIONS:

Available Lengths: 60 cm & 180 cm
Tensile Strength(kN) : 22
Weight: 79 g
Color: Assorted colors
Certification: EN 354, EN 795 Typ B

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