Petzl C67 (Navaho V2-Bod) Full Body Fall Arrest & Sit Harness.  The best I've ever worn. Here's the newest version of the industrial full body sit harness from Petzl.  New additions to the harness design are a sternal D ring in the front, a sliding D ring in the back and a steel quick-link replacing the front caribiner.

Petzl, for years known as the best in mountain climbing gear, has produced this full body / sit harness for industrial use. It's lightweight, comfortable and there are no loose straps to catch on the truss or lamps.

Of course this class III harness meets ANSI A10.14-1991 and Z359.1-1992.  Not only does it meet these OSHA standards, but Petzl is the ONLY company having a third party (Underwriters Laboratories) test the harnesses to verify that they actually meet these standards.  And the Petzl C67 harness has the front sternal "D" ring now required by OSHA.
It is fully and completely labeled to meet OSHA standards.

The one piece construction of the C67 makes sure that it will always stay "made up." There are no loose straps to untangle or figure out how they connect or how to adjust them.

Putting on most harnesses is like is like trying to figure out a Chinese jigsaw puzzle -- not so with the Petzl C67. Put it on and take it off like a pair of pants. It couldn't be easier. Once you've got it on, just cinch the two waist straps and then the two leg straps and you're snugged in--waist and leg adjustments are finished. And the straps won't loosen while you're working either. Flip the shoulder strap over your head like a pair of suspenders and clip the INCLUDED steel quick-link into the front tie-in point. That's all there is to putting on the Petzl C67.

The padded belt is 5" wide and the padded legs are 3 1/2" wide. There are five forged D rings: Two in the front--one for sitting work and the sternal ring for confined space rescue. Two on the sides are for use in positioning like a telephone lineman. The one in the back attaches to a fall arrest system. And there are tool loops on the belt too.

The Petzl C67 comes in two sizes: Small to Large and Large to Extra Large.  The new C67 has greater adjustability that makes it fit better than the previous models.  Now, just because you're tall or have a large chest measurement doesn't mean you have to wear a large.  Pick your size according to the information below.
 

Small to Large #1:	waist= 27.6" to 39.4"  leg = 19.7" to 25.6" fits heights to 6'1" approx.
Large to Extra Large #2:	waist = 31.5" to 55.1"  leg = 23.6" to 29.5" fits heights to 6'7" approx.

You must use a manyard with all safety harnesses.

FAQ: Hey John, what's the deal with the UL rating? We all know that's for electric.
Answer: Right you are, but there's more to the story. Underwriters Laboratories is a private safety testing facility highly regarded for it's electrical testing, but it's not limited to electrical testing alone.

Around 1996 Petzl was just getting into the industrial full body harness business. Prior to that they were a premier European mountain climbing manufacturer. Their harnesses carried the CE label which is a European safety standard more rigorous than ANSI standards I've teen told. Petzl quickly found out they still needed the ANSI labels on their harnesses in the United States in order to comply with OSHA. They also learned that OSHA doesn't test harnesses to certify they meet OSHA requirements -- the manufacturers are left to test their own equipment. So simply put, if the manufacturer says their harness meets OSHA requirements and sews a label into the harness saying that it does -- then it's what we call "OSHA approved."

Petzl felt that self-testing didn't prove anything so they went to the Underwriter Laboratories as an outside, non-biased third party testing facility. Now rather than Petzl alone testing their harnesses and just saying "yup, they comply," a non-biased third party (UL) also tests the harness and proves that when Petzl says their harness complies, it really does.

Only Petzl has outside, non-biased proof that their harnesses are exactly what they say they are -- and that's a huge "plus" in my book.

 

#43011-12  Petzl C67 Harness  $259.95
Quantity:		Size:	#1 Small to Large #2 Large to Extra Large

Full Body Harness and Manyard Combo Bargain Priced Especially useful for those who prefer very light weight or the occasional high climber. A no frills full-body harness with a single rear D ring for fall arrest. (#43020) regularly $109.95 Combine this harness with an UltraSafe Manyard (#43210) regularly $79.95 and you're ready to go high at a bargain price. Fully and completely labeled to meet OSHA standards. Harness and Manyard Combo SAVE $20 #43030  Harness and Manyard Combo  $169.95 Quantity:

Miller Retractable Life-Line The Miller Retractable Life Line is a MUST over all truss ladders. This unit protects you from falling while climbing the rope ladder.  A steel cable attaches to your harness and retracts as you climb up the ladder. In the event of an accident, a braking device stops your fall.   Three Lengths: 50 feet, 75 feet, 100 feet Additional shipping charges are required.

Surety Horizontal Lifeline Mounts on trusses, I-beams, etc. Includes 5/8" x 60' horizontal line, synthetic energy absorber, line tensioner/adjuster, 2 steel cable anchorage slings, 2 auto locking caribiners, 2 lanyard attachment rings and storage bag.   #43240  Surety Horizontal Lifeline  $595.00 Quantity:

UltraSafe Manyard Shock absorbing manyard. A necessary part of your fall protection system.   Besides the Petzel C67, a lanyard is the second necessary item in your personal fall arrest gear.  The UltraSafe Manyard is six feet long. It allows you to move about with ease and is specially folded and stitched to provide shock absorption in the event of a fall. To use the UltraSafe Manyard, one end clips to the rear D ring on your full body harness and the other end clips to a sturdy point above you or to a horizontal life line.  Pictured is the Miller Manyard. We'll get a new picture of the UltraSafe up soon, but basically it's the same thing.   #43210 133 UltraSafe Manyard  $79.95 Quantity:

Double UltraSafe Manyard Just like two single UltraSafe Manyards joined together at one end forming a "Y".   Pictured is the Miller Double Manyard. We'll get a new picture of the UltraSafe Double Manyard up soo, but basically it's the same thing. #43220  400 Double UltraSafe Manyard  $109.95 Quantity:

Double UltraSafe Manyard with Large Hooks The Double UltraSafe Manyard is really two single manyards attached to one hook which clips to your harness.  On the other ends are two wide-opening locking (of course) gate hooks.   They fit over stage pipe, truss and scaffolding.  Pictured is the Miller Manyard. We'll get a new picture of the UltraSafe Large Hook Double Manyard up soon, but basically it's the same thing.   #43230 401 UltraSafe Double Lrg. Hook Manyard  $159.95 Quantity:

Double UltraSafe Manyard with Large Hooks The Double UltraSafe Manyard is really two single manyards attached to one hook which clips to your harness.  On the other ends are two wide-opening locking (of course) gate hooks.   They fit over stage pipe, truss and scaffolding.  Pictured is the Miller Manyard. We'll get a new picture of the UltraSafe Large Hook Double Manyard up soon, but basically it's the same thing.   #43230 401 UltraSafe Double Lrg. Hook Manyard  $159.95 Quantity:

Miller BackBiter Ties around beams, etc. and back to itself. Here's a lanyard that's specifically made for those instances when you don't have a proper tie-off point for standard lanyards. The hook is designed to take the stress of a fall no matter what it's orientation. Specifically designed for tie-back use. Features a SofStop shock absorber pack, locking 5K snap hooks, locking snap hook (3/4" gate opening), heavy duty Cordura nylon webbing. Meets all applicable OSHA, ANSI, and CSA requirements.   #43050 264Miller BackBiter   $149.95 Quantity: