Adjustable safety harness
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Distinctive Quality, fully adjustable leg, shoulder and Chest straps - Supplied in Canvas storage bag - Designed for easy use - Distinctive Quality, fully adjustable leg, shoulder and Chest straps - Supplied in Canvas storage bag - Designed for easy use
The Portwest PW50YER Series PW50 PP Safety Helmet, available in yellow, is a high-quality hard hat designed for safety and protection. This helmet meets safety standards and features adjustable headgear for comfort and fit.
CE certified - Lateral deformation - Vented hard hat - 7 years shelf life from manufacturing date outlined in product user sheet - Compatible accessories available, Wheel ratchet size adjustment, 6 points textile harness, Compatible with PW47 and PS47 Cli
The Portwest Expertbase hard hat safety helmet is a durable and comfortable head protection device designed for workers in various industries. Made of high-quality materials, it provides excellent impact resistance and long-lasting wear.
The Portwest FP14 2-Point Comfort Safety Harness is a high-quality, red safety harness designed for optimal user comfort and security.
Draper 50077 Cushioned Safety Harness is designed for use with grass and brush cutters, offering comfort and safety during operation.
for car harnesses - especially resilient due to metal sliders - fully adjustable - with trigger hook
Replace your LittleLife toddler backpack or walking harness with this adjustable, detachable safety rein lead. One‑size grey, easy to attach and remove, it keeps children securely tethered while playing or traveling.
Securely anchored to back, chest and hips with D‑rings, this V‑form harness offers quick‑fit leg straps for rapid deployment. Breathable mesh panels keep you cool while the adjustable waist belt ensures a snug fit.
Lightweight unisex harness with quick‑adjust buckles, breathable mesh, padded hip belt and secure waist loop for climbing comfort. Dual safety straps, adjustable leg loops, durable nylon webbing fit XS size.
