Air Trek safety harness can be used in multiple positions
(01/10/2009)

Maximus WillHammer's Air Trek harness system will stand up to Orthostatic intolerance by adding a chest strap, a padded waist pad, a large padded rappelling seat, and six inch wide padded leg straps making the harness comfortable and leaving the worker conscious after a fall.

The Air Trek also gives the person the ability to use the harness in multiple positions, with six additional mounts on the front for rappelling in a lower seat, or a full body seat using a 3 way adjustable assembly. Australian style strap can be attached to front waist rings.

This harness was designed and hand made by a professional master craftsman with over twenty years experience in all modern building techniques and structured designs. This is why the Air Trek is a modular system in which any pouch or clip on accessories can be very quickly attached or removed to make the harness practical to your application.

The Air Trek finally offers a realistic harness for utility applications, understanding today’s workers needs in in practical applications such as adding the adjustable tool lanyard system for pneumatic nail guns, corded, cordless, electric, and hand tools. No longer does the worker have to keep track of or continuously drop tools on concrete and other workers.

The chest strap has two lanyard pads adding comfort and giving the harness the feeling of wearing a vest that has no real weight for the light weight harnesses weight rest below the waist.

The harness features a very comfortable 1/2 pad of condensed foam made in such a way to act as a back brace to help prevent injuries from the constant lifting and moving of materials during construction. The large style rappelling seat gives superior comfort beyond any other known harness as well as protecting the hips and rear during construction activities being made of heavy duty nylon.

Harnesses available for a retail of 399.00.

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