STEIN VEGA Plus VS2 Harness

STEIN VEGA Plus VS2 HarnessFeatures: Large back support for increased wearer comfort Quick release waist buckle, centrally located for comfort Two large side "D" for EN358 Work Positioning Webbing loops mounted on the Bridge Rings (EN813) Aluminium bridge connection rings (Replaceable) Webbing bridge with proven durability Two bridge rings as standard designed for Twin Rope Systems Large semi rigid leg loops for comfort Elasticated Leg Loop Adjusters Quick release leg loop

Features:

• Large back support for increased wearer comfort
• Quick-release waist buckle, centrally located for comfort
• Two large side "D" for EN358 Work Positioning
• Webbing loops mounted on the Bridge Rings (EN813)
• Aluminium bridge connection rings (Replaceable)
• Webbing bridge with proven durability
• Two bridge rings as standard - designed for Twin Rope Systems
• Large semi-rigid leg loops for comfort
• Elasticated Leg Loop Adjusters
• Quick-release leg loop buckles
• Three reinforced large Gear Loops
• 8 Small Webbing Loops (U-CREATE System)
• Two nickel-plated gear rings
• Large rear Tool Strop mounting point
• Rear elasticated holder for first aid pouch
• Harness ID Information located on the rear of Back Support
• Standard: EN813:2008 | EN358:2018 | ASTM F887-18 | (UKCA Coming Soon)
• Maximum load 150kg (EN813 & EN358)
• European Manufactured

Product Sizing (Hip Circumference):

• Size 1 = 76cm - 82cm
• Size 2 = 82cm - 90cm
• Size 3 = 90cm - 98cm

SIZING:

For user safety, it is imperative to select the correct size of the harness. Side attachment points (D`s) should ideally position just forward of the ASIS on the Hip Bone. Whilst testing the harness the users should select a suitable anchor point and using the forward attachment points (bridge ring) load the harness in both work position and suspension stances to ensure correct fit and support can be achieved. Side attachment points (D`s) on harnesses are designed for support and should not be used for unassisted suspension. These can be tested by attaching a suitable anchor to either side attachment points (D) and leaning back into the harness from a standing position.