Dual canyon guide lanyard - Petzl

Dual Canyon Guide Lanyard - PETZL Designed for canyoning, the DUAL CANYON GUIDE is an easy - to - use lanyard, intended for independent practitioners and supervisors. It allows progression on a handrail with split passages and optimal support at the belay. It is installed directly on the axis of the openable attachment point of the CANYON GUIDE harness. The ADJUST ascender offers quick and easy adjustment, thanks to its ergonomic shape. The plastic sheaths hold the carabiners in position and protect the seams from abrasion. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DUAL CANYON GUIDE LANYARD: Easy - to - use lanyard for independent practitioners and canyoning supervisors: - - is installed directly on the axis of the openable attachment point of the CANYON GUIDE harness for limited space, - - simple and quick adjustment of the adjustable strand, thanks to the ADJUST blocker, - - clipping made easier by keeping the connectors in position, thanks to the TANGA ring on the adjustable end and the plastic sheath on the fixed end. Versatility of use: - - at the belay: adjustable end allowing the length of the lanyard to be adjusted for optimal support, - - progressing on a handrail: fixed leg and adjustable leg of the same length allowing easier belaying during split passages. Sustainability : - - plastic sheaths at the end of the strands to protect the seams from abrasion, - - individual identification marking on the plastic sheath to control the equipment throughout its lifetime. - Dynamic rope lanyard to limit the force transmitted to the user in the event of a fall from a low height (Use below the mooring point). - Material(s): polyamide rope, thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) sleeves, aluminum ADJUST blocker, thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) TANGA ring - Length of the fixed strand: 65 cm - Length of the adjustable strand: 15 to 80 cm - Weight: 175g - This product has been manufactured in accordance with the requirements of the EC 2016/425 regulation for PPE (category 3) according to the UIAA 109: 2018 standard Use below the mooring point: positioning lanyards do not have an energy absorber. These lanyards should therefore only be used if the risk of falling results in a fall factor of less than 1.