Reddit reviews KwikSafety (Charlotte, NC) THUNDER 3D Ring Safety Harness (Pass Through Connectors) OSHA ANSI Industrial Full Body Fall Protection Personal Equipment Construction Carpenter Scaffold Contractor
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WHO – “We Don’t Cut Corners on Safety” | The KwikSafety THUNDER is a durable, heavy duty, high performance Full Body Harness that meets and exceeds ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2014 standards. Be seen and be safe with the fluorescent yellow durable, synthetic material. Use with any compatible fall protection safety lanyard, energy absorbers, lifelines, and anchorage lanyards. Safely perform the job knowing the THUNDER fall protection harness has your back!WHAT – “All the Safety Bells and Whistles” | Our THUNDER safety harness is fully equipped with one (1) Dorsal Ring on the back and can be suitable for primary fall arrester attachment, travel restraint, and rescue. The load bearing straps are made from pure, non-recycled synthetic material that is water repellant, has superior stitching, and resistant against ageing, heat, and abrasion. Ensure a safe and proper fit with three (3) pass-through buckles located on the hips and chest of the harness.WHEN – “To Make a Long Safety Story Short” | This “One Size Fits Most” harness supports users 130 to 310 pounds (59 to 140 kilograms), 4’10” to 6’6” (147 to 198 centimeters) because of the multiple adjustment points. The pass through connectors are made of anodized yellow zinc to help preserve the longevity and durability of the harness by preventing rusting. Impact indicator tags located on the back straps release in the event of sudden impact from a fall.WHERE – “At the Right Place at the Right Time” | Working at heights 6 ft or more? Equip yourself with the proper fall arrest system. The THUNDER safety harness is great for use at at Ports, Airports, Highways, Military Installations and Other Government Facilities. Great fall protection gear for jobs in Construction, Arborist, Window Washer, Gutter Cleaning, Roofing, Warehouses, Towers, Tree Climbing, Search and Rescue.WHY – “STRAIGHT FROM THE SAFETY HORSE’S MOUTH” | KwikSafety products are proudly designed & shipped from Charlotte, NC, USA. Our Charlotte-based team will quickly answer any and all of your questions and concerns about your order in English or Spanish, si habla Espanol (arnes de seguridad, arnés de protección contra caídas). KwikSafety products are premium stylish safety products designed by Americans with American Standard level of quality. If you have a problem, we have a solution.
This is a great VR room build idea, unfortunately instead of posting a build DIY of a few simple things from Amazon, or a home improvement store some people want to try and charge a middle man fee. Just using google I found pretty much each component used to build this.
 
One of the harnesses used in the video
Ceiling hook
Fall protection lanyard
Rock Climbing Carbineers
 
I didn’t look too heavily beyond finding the exact harness, but already you have the majority of what you need and probably spent around $150.00, asking for $300.00 dollars to gather a few simple already manufactured items together for a DIY project is ridiculous.
cross posted this from /r/vive hopefully to save more people from wasting money.
Hi, new to climbing and looking for advise. There is a new rail to trail being built near my house and I somehow became caretaker to the trail. It has been basically 70 years of neglect and was built on a granite hill with a cliff on one side and a berm on the other. The hill is composed of fractured granite with a lot of invasive species growing between the rocks and fracturing it. I would like to be able to get the invasive species out but it is impossible on the cliff side. I plan on rappelling myself on the top side and tie the rope to the trees and be able to slowly walk down the edge and pull out or cut any vegetation.
What gear would I need? I was looking at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B018RLPEY0/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_9?smid=A5THPGRP6FZBY&psc=1 but this seems to be only when you actually fall and not provide support or anchoring while I work or is this more what I need https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B073LSTSW3/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_10?smid=A2760MNFACRLA8&psc=1 ? I know I am supposed to get dynamic rope but its only 20 feet down max, would static rope be okay?
I would like to be able to be supported behind my back or on the side to be able to make cuts with I am going to use a one handed reciprocating saw or loppers.
The cliff is 15-20 feet tall max with it being a full 90 but above it is a dirt hill with trees greater than 12 inches diameter with a steep but with ropes manageable 60-70 degrees. You can walk around the cliff to reach the top as there is a trail up there. The closer you get to the cliff the more steep it gets.
Am I doing this wrong? Is this too dangerous? Thanks in advance.
Not terribly comfortable, but it does the job and is relatively cheap.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B018RLPEY0
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004A7XVU0/
Please please PLEASE DO NOT CLIMB until you know how to PROPERLY use that equipment (its really not hard, just Google it). Also, inspect the equipment when you get it for any defects.