Werner ProForm F3 H012004 Standard Harness - Tongue Buckle Legs (XL) Size XL

The Werner ProForm F3 H012004 standard harness with tongue buckle legs is athletically styled and constructed with lightweight materials to deliver maximum comfort and unrelenting safety performance. In the event of a fall, simply pull the patented relief cords to deploy the built-in seat and achieve the gravity override position, reducing the potential hazards of suspension trauma. ProForm functional features are the post-fall performance with the relief cords and the new dual back pad system which can be repositioned after a fall to reduce pressure on the clavicle. New WebAlert2 adds a weather resistant coating to inspectable webbing. The addition of an integrated SRL bumper protects the lower back when wearing personal SRL, while addition of gear loops allows connection of tool lanyards to secure tools. Fit features include cam torso adjustment, quick connect buckles with indicator and new roll down torso web keepers for convenient storage of excess web.

Brand: Werner
Product identifiers: H012004
Exact variant: {"Size":"XL"}
Source updated: Fri Oct 09 2026 05:31:25 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Imported: Thu Oct 08 2026 16:08:58 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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Size: XL
Condition: New
OriginalPrice: 388.00
ShippingWeight: 4.5
ShippingWeightUnit: lb

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