Notch 20 ft. Positioning Lanyard

Add a Prusik with thimble or just a loop knot and rotate any direction you want a stationary rope technique is now at your fingertips, expanding your lanyards reach and function. Place the main connection point on a rated central attachment point on your harness, then loop the working end over a suitable anchor point, hooking it back on 1 of the Rooks 2 other attachment points to create a short climbing system. The rook enables you to fully revamp your secondary attachment point.

• 2 SHERRILLtree oval carabiners firmly gripped in the specially designed rubber-lined paw holes help keep them on their major axes
• A double-eye stitched piece of tritech rope and a 2-eye stitched hitch cord of beeline black round out this functional, axisymmetric lanyard to keep you from twisting the day away
• Lanyard made out of 20 ft. tri-tech from sterling rope, rook by SHERRILLtree (made by rock exotica)
• 2 SHERRILLtree oval carabiners, 8 mm black beeline eye 2 eye 30 in. by SHERRILLtree