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A lightweight tower climbing harness designed to deliver breathable comfort, easy adjustment, and proven performance.
The Guardian Cyclone Tower Harness delivers a powerful combination of comfort, performance, and safety for professionals working at height, including wind turbine, construction, maintenance, rescue, and evacuation applications. Designed with lightweight, breathable shoulder padding and a combo connection waist pad, it provides superior support and all-day comfort in demanding environments. With 5 points of adjustment, including quick-connect chest and leg buckles, it enables fast, secure donning and a tailored fit, while auto-resetting lanyard keepers help manage unused connector legs. Y-style design with dorsal, sternal, frontal, and hip D-rings support a wide range of applications, including fall arrest, rope positioning, climbing, rescue, travel restraint, and work positioning. The Cyclone Tower Harness delivers dependable performance and all-day comfort on every job.
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6LB / 2.72KG
23'' / 58.42CM
5'' / 12.56CM
This product meets the following regional compliance standards
OSHA 1910.140
OSHA 1926.502
ANSI Z359.14-2014
This product is often used in the following industries
As the world’s largest independent height safety brand, we believe safe should be simple. So we make it our job to help organizations protect their workers, in total confidence and total comfort.
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