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The Easy Seat Accessability Harness offers participants with sufficient upper body strength and additional freedom of movement while still providing a padded seat and integral harness for security. The Easy Seat is excellent for rigging a 4 to 1 ascending system. It offers a firm, padded support of the lower body and complete upper body freedom. The participant is secured to the harness via leg loops, waist and chest.

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Fall arrest harness that is comfortable for work and easy to use. It offers ergonomic stowage of MGO connectors and has fall indicators. It is certified to North American, European and Russian standards. Learn More

The original Adaptive Ropes Course harness, the ARC allows all participants to experience challenge courses and ziplines, without regard to physical ability. Designed especially for participants with physical challenges, the ARC features a thickly padded, rigid seat, with integrated chest and pelvic harnesses, secure four point attachment system and dorsal head panel, providing a safe, comfortable harness for experiencing modern ropes courses.

*ARC Spreader Bar sold separately*

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• The Franklin seat provides more long-term comfort over the course of a long workday than hanging in a harness does.
• Excellent additon for use with accessability and universal climbing programs
• It is intended for use with Singing Rock's fall arrest or work positioning harnesses or equivelant.
• It is easy to adjust with Rock and Lock buckles.
• Wide sitting area ensures good stability and allows for comfortable hanging, as well as standing work positions.
• Three D-rings (bearing capacity 50kg) for gear suspension.
• Weight: 1650 grams/58 oz

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The Zip Line Spreader Bar is used in conjuction with the ARC Harness to keep the attachment points equally spread and to prevent pressure on the participant. Can also be used to help the handicapable safely go down a zipline when used along side a Fusion Learn More

The NEST litter was developed in partnership with the French national caving rescue organization. It allows a victim to be transported horizontally, vertically or at an angle. Learn More