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Petzl Navaho Sit FAST

Petzl Navaho Sit FAST


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209,25 付加価値税込み 25.5% (166.73 €, 付加価値税 0) + 配送手数料
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通常価格 279,00 €



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商品説明
Work positioning seat harnesses

* Wide, semi-rigid waistbelt for excellent support
* Waistbelt and suspension seat lined with breathable perforated foam for maximum comfort when suspended
* The ventral attachment point distributes the weight more evenly between the waistbelt and the leg loops during suspended work
* The two lateral attachment points transfer the weight evenly around the waistbelt for comfort when leaning back in the belt (with support for the feet)
* The rear attachment point on the the waistbelt allows connection of a restraint lanyard or a TOP CROLL chest harness, transforming the harness into a rope access harness
* Three equipment loops with protective sheath
* Slots for CARITOOL tool holder
* Waistbelt equipped with self-locking DoubleBack buckles
* Available with leg loops equipped with self-locking DoubleBack buckles or FAST automatic buckles for quick and easy opening and closing without the need to readjust them

保証期間
36 ヶ月


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