PROGRESS ADJUST-I is a single adjustable progression lanyard that allows, when combined with another lanyard, continuous connection for all types of progression (rope ascent, moving along a traverse line…). Thanks to the ADJUST rope adjuster, the length can be quickly and easily adjusted. The ADJUST rope adjuster is reversible and can be placed on the anchor or on the harness ventral attachment point. The CAPTIV ADJUST and STUART accessories help hold the connectors in a good position for easy clipping.
Description
- Adjustable single lanyard provides continuous connection during all types of progression when used with a second lanyard:
– Rope ascent: lanyard for attaching an ASCENSION handled rope clamp, PROGRESS ADJUST I progression lanyard allows adjustment of lanyard length when passing intermediate anchors
– Moving along a traverse line: lanyards of the same length to facilitate progression
- •Easy handling:
– Reversible, the ADJUST rope adjuster can be placed on the anchor or on the harness ventral attachment point.
– Very quick and precise length adjustment, thanks to the ergonomic shape of the ADJUST rope adjuster
– CAPTIV ADJUST positioning bar helps hold the ADJUST rope adjuster in the proper position and keeps the lanyard and rope adjuster integrated with the carabiner (1)
– STUART accessory helps hold the connector in the proper position when the rope adjuster is attached to the harness ventral attachment point
– compatible with the gated ventral attachment point on harnesses
- Dynamic rope lanyard to limit the impact force transmitted to the user in the event of a short fall
- Individual identification marking on the plastic sheath, for tracking the equipment throughout its lifespan
(1) Compatible with OK, Am’D, Bm’D and OXAN connectors
CONNECTORS NOT INCLUDED.
Specifications
- Weight: 185 g
- Material(s): aluminum, nylon, polyester, high-modulus polyethylene (HMPE), elastomer
- Length: up to 100 cm
- Certification(s): CE EN 358, EAC, ANSI Z359.3, CSA Z259.11
WARNING: Progression lanyards do not have energy absorbers. They should only be used if the fall factor is less than one.
