Bashlin’s 2327-6HL twin leg tubular nylon “stretch” climbing lanyard features a nylon loop, two large steel ladder snaphooks and shock-absorbing core. It is constructed using tubular nylon web with a woven polyester core that absorbs forces as it expands in a fall event. It is 6 ft. in length.

FallTech’s 8354LEY3D 6-ft. energy-absorbing lanyard features 1/4-in. cable and dual-class energy absorber. The hard-wearing steel cable resists cuts over sharp and abrasive leading edge hazards. It includes an alloy steel snap hook for harness attachment and rebar hooks for anchorage connections. 

Werner’s C411400 6-ft. DeCoil Twinleg lanyard features a deceleration device designed for controlled tearing action to reduce fall arrest force. The snap hook is designed to prevent false engagement, and it is designed for 100% tie-off, allowing the user to safely move from one location to another.

Line Work Bucket Products’ 10008 tool lanyard has a size 3 brass swivel hook, high corrosion resistance and a spring-loaded latch. There is a 100-lb. load limit, and it is 19 in. long.

MSA Safety’s V-Shock leading edge self-retracting lanyard is available in multiple lengths and snaphook configurations. Labels use clear iconography to help deliver critical SRL information easily. Clearance charts have been designed to communicate fall clearance requirements in an intuitive format.

Petzl’s Absorbica-Y80 double lanyard has a compact energy absorber that is designed for progression on a vertical structure or a horizontal lifeline and when passing intermediate anchors. It has several connection options and can be used with different types of connectors.

Buckingham Manufacturing’s Buck Adjuster lanyard can be used for positioning, suspension and rescue. The twisted eye length-adjusting device enables users to properly orient it on the user’s body belt. It is constructed with an energy-absorbing nylon core, red braided polyester inner core cover and an abrasion- and heat-resistant outer jacket that eliminates the need for a wear guard. 

Werner’s C311100 6 ft. DeCoil lanyard features a deceleration device designed for controlled tearing action to reduce fall arrest force. A polyester webbing allows for easy inspection and provides durability. The snap hook is designed to prevent false engagement.

FallTech’s 82403 ElasTech energy-absorbing lanyard has an elastic leg construction for working lengths from 41/2 to 6 ft. to reduce tripping hazards. The high-modulus internal elastic expands and contracts with users’ movements. It includes an alloy steel snap hook for harness attachment.

Buckingham Manufacturing’s BuckOhm Buckyard stretch lanyard should be used with a full body harness. It is an elastic bungee that expands/stretches when working. A 6-ft. lanyard will expand/stretch when worked and will retract to 44 in., minimizing the length of webbing the end-user has while working.

Buckingham Manufacturing’s 6009-64AA 6-ft. BuckLimiter retractable lanyard features a braking system designed for smooth consistent operation to prevent “jerky” lock-ups. It is resistant to moisture, abrasions, UV light and chemicals. It is made with a durable alloy housing. 

GearWrench’s 88773 single carabiner lanyard with detachable loop features a modular buckle system that allows for quick loop exchanges on the lanyard. The knurled, locking, carabiner screw gate allows for a good grip for locking and unlocking the carabiner. The shock-absorbing lanyard design diminishes force and protects the body if a drop occurs.

Petzl’s Absorbica-Y double lanyard features an integrated energy absorber. It is designed for progression on a vertical structure or a horizontal lifeline and when passing intermediate anchors. It has several installation options on the harness and can be used with different types of connectors. It is available in 80 or 150 cm versions; the 150 cm version has elasticized arms to avoid hindering progression.

Petzl’s Grillon MGO adjustable work positioning lanyard is used to complement a fall-arrest system. The length can be precisely adjusted as necessary for comfortable positioning at the work station. It is available in 2- and 3-meter models. Lanyard length is identified by a color-coded label at the connector end. The ends are equipped with a plastic sheath that holds the connector in place and protects the rope from abrasion.

Petzl’s Grillon adjustable lanyard can be used as a complement to a fall-arrest system or to position around a workstation. Its length can be precisely adjusted for comfortable positioning in single or double mode. It is available in several options and lengths depending on need, and is ANSI compliant.

Petzl’s Absorbica-Y Tie-Back double lanyard has integrated intermediate tie-back rings and a compact energy absorber. It is designed for continuous protection on large structures and when passing intermediate anchor points. The tie-back system allows the lanyard to be wrapped around structures with large cross-sections. The elasticized arms are designed to help eliminate tripping hazards. It is equipped with a captive carabiner and two MGO large-opening connectors.

Knipex Tools’ lanyard kit comes with a lanyard, two carabiners and three adapter straps. The tool lanyard is made of gathered fabric tape that expands approximately 5 ft. when under strain and has a maximum work capacity of 3.3 lbs. The carabiners feature a screw lock, which prevents the gate from opening unintentionally. An adapter strap can be attached directly by the cord to the wrist, belt or the user’s climbing equipment.

3M's Shockwave 2 shock-absorbing lanyard expands to 6 ft. when taut and contracts to 4.5 ft. In the event of a fall, the inner core extends and absorbs energy, limiting the fall-arrest forces. 

Werner’s 15-lb. tool lanyard is designed to protect tools, property and crews working below. It is made of a stretch cord surrounded by durable webbing and can hold up to 15 lbs. It is 30 in. long when retracted and up to 50 in. long when extended. It includes a carabiner and drawstring connection, so it can be attached to a work belt or harness.