Harness

SF Rappel Belt Leg Loops

This leg-loop harness extends the versatility of the normal rappel belt. It turns the rappel belt into a comfortable harness for unexpected rappel or helicopter evacuation. Connect the Half-Moon Quick-Link around the rappel belt to attach the leg loops in the front. Velcro loops provide waist attachment points for the adjusting straps at the back of the legs. Leg loops are fully adjustable and with molded pads to provide superb comfort. Weight 1 lbs, 9 oz with mil-spec hardware and Quick-Link. 

New SPIE Harness

Picture shows the latest version of SPIE harness. Different from the old harness, there are groin pads, no shoulder pads, and no metal hooks at the thigh straps. Currently used by USMC Force recon and other US special forces.

Information: from reader and USMC demo.

Rappel Harness  

Pictures show the current rappel harness of US Navy SEALs and MEU. There are 2 versions: One with waist belt padded with double layer of thick Synchilla fleece and additional gear loops. The other one without the above features.

Bottom pictures: Both Navy SEAL and USMC MEU used this harness.

Information: from tactical company.

Rappel Harness  

Pictures show the current rappel harness of US Navy SEALs and MEU. There are 2 versions: One with waist belt padded with double layer of thick Synchilla fleece and additional gear loops. The other one without the above features.

Bottom pictures: Both Navy SEAL and USMC MEU used this harness.

Information: from tactical company.

SPIE Harness

A standard piece of gear used during SPIE operation. It is a rugged full body harness with a top carabineer that attaches to the helicopter extraction rope. Right picture shows a US Navy SEAL with SPIE harness.

Information: from surplus store.

Discovery Rescue Harness

Another harness used by US Navy SEALs. It is a fully adjustable harness for light rescue and tactical applications. 

Information: from tactical equipment company.

For rescue rappel and extraction operations. Used by SWAT, Military.

 Information: from tactical equipment company.

Currently used in USMC MACK (Mobile Attack Climbing Kit). For extreme tactical situations. Fully military specification.

Information: from tactical equipment company.

Information: from tactical equipment company.

Information: from tactical equipment company.

Information: from tactical equipment company.

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