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Guide to Harness Features

Standard Features

	Sliding Back D-Ring Sliding back D-ring with injection-molded, flexible Santoprene® D-ring pad.
	Pull-Free Lanyard Rings Allow user to attach lanyard when not in use. Minimizes hazards associated with the lanyard hanging freely.
	Self-Contained Label Pack Integrated pack encapsulates labels minimizing damage and loss.

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D-Ring Options

	Front D-Ring Used for a variety of climbing, confined space and rescue applications.
	Side D-Rings Most commonly used for work positioning.
	Shoulder D-Rings Primarily used for lifting and lowering individuals, such as in confined space and rescue applications.

Adjustment Buckle Types

	Friction Buckle To adjust the friction buckle, simply pass the webbing over the knurled bar and back down between the knurled bar and frame. Pull web end to tighten.
	Mating Buckle To connect the mating buckle, push the center bar buckle completely through the square link and allow it to fall into place. Pull web end to tighten.
	Tongue Buckle The tongue buckle works similar to a belt buckle. Insert the loose strap of webbing through the tongue buckle placing the buckle tongue through the appropriate grommet hole. Push remaining webbing through the keeper.
	Quick-Connect Buckle Quick-Connect Buckles for chest and leg straps interlock similar to a seat belt for easy donning and feature a dual-tab release mechanism to prevent accidental opening.
	Cam Buckle The locking tabs of the cam buckle trap the webbing to prevent unintentional slippage. Lift the locking tab for easy, one-hand adjustment/release.

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