Edelrid Wing Rescue Full Body Harness

Edelrid Wing Rescue Full Body Harness

The Edelrid Wing Rescue Full Body Harness is an air rescue harness, which means it has to fit whoever is on shift rather than one named person. The adjustment system covers the full size range, and a colour-coded hip strap makes fastening unambiguous under pressure. It carries EN 12277 Type C and EN 361.

Features and Benefits

The front fall arrest ring is what separates this from a climbing harness. EN 361 covers full body fall arrest, so the harness is rated to take an arrest through a sternal attachment rather than only a tie-in at the waist.

Additionally, the Triple Lock closures on the waistband and leg loops open fully. A harness that opens flat can be put on over gear and boots. That is the difference between a thirty second turnout and a struggle on a helipad.

Moreover, two soft tool loops sit flush against the body so a backpack or a harness strap does not catch them. Two reinforced side loops carry the heavier items with extra wear protection. The mesh construction keeps weight down and lets air through.

Product-Specific Use Cases

Edelrid Wing Rescue Full Body Harness for air rescue and mountain rescue teams in the UAE work in heat that makes a solid-backed harness genuinely uncomfortable, and mesh construction is a real advantage on long shifts. It suits helicopter operations over the Hajar range, coastal and offshore recovery on the east coast, and civil defence training where the same harness passes between crew members.

Technical Specifications

An EN 361 rated rescue harness in breathable mesh.

• Standards: EN 12277 Type C, EN 361
• Front Fall Arrest Ring: Yes
• Colour: Charcoal grey
• Closures: Triple Lock on waistband and leg loops
• Tool Loops: Two soft and two reinforced
• Construction: Lightweight breathable mesh

Why Buy at Trekaline

Get the Edelrid Wing Rescue Full Body Harness from Trekaline for fast UAE delivery. Eligible orders ship free and returns are hassle-free. We choose gear that copes with heat, humidity and sand, because that is what it has to survive locally.