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31.5"-43.3" Extendable Range Safety Lanyard With Adjustable Loop End
Our retractable tool lanyard is made of nylon fabric and is equipped with stainless steel latch for strong wear stability when used. It is compatible with a wide range of tool sizes and types, giving you greater mobility when handling a variety of ropes or hand tools. The design of the double-hole plastic non-slip plug further enhances the relative stability and robustness in use, helping you achieve the maximum range of motion when working or exercising outdoors.
Sturdy Nylon Material
The safety lanyard's selection of high quality nylon materials provides excellent flexibility and stability to help you maximize your safety in any high-altitude work and outdoor activities.
Stainless Steel Carabiner
The rust-resistant, wear-resistant stainless steel latch design gives you a tight connection to the retractable tool lanyard, ensuring that you have proper fall protection when you need to attach up to 10 kg of weight to the anchor.
Double Hole Plastic Plug
The use of the double hole plastic plug design improves the relative stability and robustness of the safety lanyard in use.
Step 1
Place the safety lanyard to the end to form a loop, then place the wrench of the tool on the loop.
Step 2
Next lasso the loop over the helve of the tool so the cord is wrapped around 360 degrees.
Step 3
Finally, use the thrust along the rope to create a tight knot that seals onto the tool. Finish binding and start using it.
yoli’s mendez
2025-08-12 15:55:59
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Jarrod
2025-08-06 16:08:45
Work great at a great price
2gigob
2025-06-25 14:17:36
Here are my thoughts on the Carivia Tool Lanyard with Buckle Strap.This is a pack of 5. Bright orange (easy to find) with adjustable loop end and carabiner clip.The strap and bungie section seem really well made and strong.The stitching is nice and solid, using thick thread and crossed stitch.The bungie is fine, if you use any other fall protective designed equipment, this is similar. It gives only so far, as designed. Obviously it's not for large or very heavy items. The wrench I have pictured is a good size and weight for it, imho.The loop at the end is made of rope and has one of those plastic spring plugs to cinch down onto whatever you're putting in there. Woks fine.The carabiner is ok, but nothing I'd want my life to depend on really.This is a handy device to have while working at heights. Both for safety as well as handiness. Nothing aggravates like having to climb down because you dropped something.I find it useful for setting up my tree stands and lock-on deer stands as well (maybe I'll dye it another color)...
Kim B
2025-06-23 17:39:08
Very good for tools when climbing on scaffolding or a ladder. Tools do tend to fall at times and if someone is below...injury. These prevent injury and reduce the need to climb down to get a tool that has fallen.
Eric
2025-05-11 14:07:56
I got these thinking I would use these for what they are intended for. They work well for that. But they are more than that.... they are really solutions looking for problems. For example, we got a rescue dog that likes to pull on the leash. I used one of these on the leash to create a little give. Since he is a Husky, he is likely to run away. So when I am hiking with him, I secure one of these to my belt to a second leash.In other words, they are nice to have around so you are ready when you need a mini bungy loop and D Ring. I got these free with Vine, but I definitely will buy more when I need them.
TI
2025-04-08 12:11:58
I have had some time to use these and so far I have been happy with them. I have mainly used them for things like adjustable wrenches, hammers and other lighter weight tools. I did try hanging a 10lb weight on one of these and it held fine even with some light bouncing up and down. Just keep in mind that the shock load of a falling tool can be considerably higher than the actual weight of the item. That said, these have held up really well and I have found them very useful and would recommend them.
NuiG
2025-03-07 16:34:25
I like this when I am on a ladder or the roof. It's keeps tools from falling all the way to the ground in case of a drop. They are easy to use, both attaching detaching from the lanyard. Always good to be safe when working with tools.
WheelSucker
2025-02-13 12:18:03
I got this for when I'm at an elevated height (extension ladder, sailboat mast) and want to make sure I don't drop tools on people or structure. This set of safety lanyards says each is rated for a max of 22.05 lbs - I can't agree. When I drop my ~5 lb Milwaukee drill driver from a height ~ 3-4 ft, it stretched the lanyard to it's full extension - I'm not saying it would break with a 20 lb tool attached but I am saying that any shock absorption would be used up quickly before the tool came to rest. I got these strictly for light tools - the hammer pictured in their Product Description seems about right. Stitching and materials on the lanyard seem okay. Non-locking caribiner will do the job but it is definitely not heavy duty. Overall I'm happy to have these safety items to use with light duty tools at heights.
Adrian
2025-01-06 18:03:16
Estos son practicos cuando vas a estar trabajando en alturas, ideal para tu herramienta.
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