Ridgegear

Ridgegear Harnesses

A Ridgegear harness is more than just a piece of kit; it’s your lifeline. Every harness is tested to stringent safety standards and crafted from high-quality webbing that resists wear and tear. Whether you need a basic single-point harness or a multi-point design for complex tasks, Ridgegear has you covered.

The clever design ensures maximum freedom of movement while maintaining a secure connection to your fall protection system. Pairing your harness with the right Ridgegear lanyard or fall arrest block ensures complete safety when working at height.

When choosing a Ridgegear harness, think about the work you're doing and how the rest of your fall protection equipment will connect to it. Attachment points, fit, adjustability and whether you'll be wearing it for long periods can all make a difference.

Ridgegear Fall Arrest Blocks

For jobs where you need more freedom to move around, a Ridgegear fall arrest block offers the perfect balance of movement and fall protection. These blocks automatically lock in the event of a fall, minimising shock impact and helping you work with confidence. They’re ideal for operatives working on scaffolding, MEWPs, or overhead gantries where constant repositioning is required.

Ridgegear Lanyards

A harness needs to be paired with the right connecting equipment, and Ridgegear offers a good choice of lanyards for different working situations.
The Ridgegear lanyard is an essential piece of height safety equipment, available in shock-absorbing, adjustable, and twin-leg variations. Each lanyard is designed to work seamlessly with Ridgegear harnesses, ensuring a fully compatible safety setup. Whether you’re connecting to a fixed anchor or moving between points, you can trust Ridgegear to keep you secure.

Check the individual product specifications to make sure the lanyard is suitable for your harness, anchor point and intended application.

Putting Together Your Ridgegear Fall Protection Setup

Harnesses, lanyards and fall arrest blocks all form different parts of a fall protection system, so it's important that the equipment you choose works together.

Start with the type of work being carried out, the available anchor point and how much movement is required. From there, you can choose the appropriate Ridgegear harness and compatible connecting equipment.

If you're replacing existing Ridgegear equipment, check the product specifications and markings before ordering. For a new setup, speak to the LES team if you need help working out what you'll need.