C038BA FALCON ASCENT Lightweight seat harness for rescue operations involving rope ascent

FALCON ASCENT is a lightweight seat harness featuring a two-part ventral attachment point that fastens with an OMNI carabiner. This attachment point makes it more efficient during rescue operations involving rope ascent. The FALCON ASCENT harness features a semi-rigid waistbelt and leg loops for maximum comfort and self-locking DOUBLEBACK buckles for quick and easy adjustment. The rear buckle allows a TOP CROLL chest harness to be attached.

Description
Two-part ventral attachment point fastens with an OMNI carabiner and allows connection of a CROLL ventral rope clamp. The low position of the rope clamp makes it more efficient during rope ascents.
Comfortable, ultra-light design:
- semi-rigid, slim waistbelt and leg loops ensure optimal comfort/weight ratio
- textile side attachment points, for occasional use, limit bulk and weight

Ergonomics:
- waistbelt and leg loops equipped with self-locking DOUBLEBACK buckles for quick and easy adjustment
- foam on leg loops can be adjusted for perfect positioning
- rear buckle allows a TOP CROLL chest harness to be attached
- four equipment loops: two large rigid ones in front for easy access to gear and two small flexible ones in back that will not interfere with wearing a backpack
- two slots for CARITOOL tool holder

Specifications
Material(s): nylon, polyester, aluminum, steel
Ventral attachment point: yes
Lateral attachment points: yes
Rear attachment point on the waistbelt: yes
Certification(s): CE EN 358, CE EN 813, EAC
Guarantee: 3 years
Inner Pack Count: 1
Size: 1 = Waist belt: 70-93 cm, Leg loops: 47-62 cm
Size: 2 = Waist belt: 83-120 cm, Leg loops: 50-65 cm

References: C038BA00
Color(s): Black/Yellow, Size: 1
References: C038BA01
Color(s): Black/Yellow, Size: 2

PETZL

Petzl is a French manufacturer of climbing gear, caving gear, work-at-height equipment, and headlamps based in Crolles (near Grenoble), France. The company was created by the cave explorer Fernand Petzl in the mid-1970s. Their three specialties are: Vertical sports: equipment for mountaineering, climbing, caving, etc. Work at height and rescue: solutions for progression and safety in difficult-access worksites and in technical rescue. Headlamps/head torches that provide hands free lighting.

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