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The Y Tail - Participant Ropes Course Lanyard is manufactured from 1/2" high quality US manufactured PolyDacron 3-strand rope. The lanyard has a loop for girth hitch attachment to the harness and two ANSI rated double-locking snap hooks for connection to the lifeline (belay cable). Lanyards are adjustable from 4' (48") to 6'5" (77").

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These are the basic model with NO snap hooks or Zorber. These are only appropriate for clipping in to protection with some dynamic load absorbing features like rope or fairly slack cable such as a belay cable on a high ropes course or zipline. Learn More

Shock absorbing sling designed to reduce peak loads in any climbing system!! Learn More

Utilizes a highly efficient tear-stitch webbing to absorb energy by means of controlled destruction. Learn More

CONNEXION FIXE Anchor strap, Forged steel D-rings on the ends. The Connexion Fixe anchor strap is the climbers choice for top rope anchor systems. This anchor strap is the best for rock climbing rope systems. Learn More

Petzl Absorbica Fall Arrest Lanyard. The total length of the fall arrest system including the ABSORBICA must not be greater than 2 meters, as specified in the EN 354 and EN 355 standards Learn More

Snap hooks are recommended as they are easier for small hands, more ergonomically friendly and are permanently attached to the lobster claws. Learn More

Y Tail - Instructor Ropes Course Lanyard with Shock Pack is made from high quality US manufactured 1/2"  black Nylon rope. Each lanyard has a shock pack and tripple locking steel carabiner for attachemnt to the harness, and ANSI rated load limiting device (shock pack) and two ANSI rated double locking snap hooks.  Each lanyard is adjustable from 4'6" to 6' 4" .

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These lobster Claws are a unique, non-adjustable set of positioning / safety lanyards designed specifically for program high ropes courses. Learn More

The Zorber Shock absorbing unit is compact and lightweight. When a 220 pound weight is dropped six feet, the maximum arresting force will be less than 900 pounds. Learn More