Tree Let Down System
Public Safety
The Mobility Lab Tree Let Down Bag is designed to carry and easily deploy 250-feet of 3/8-inch tubular Kevlar webbing rope, two carabiners, and a PED descent device. Suitable for tall tree descends in rescue operations, the quick-release bag is secured on the parachute harness and can be jumped both in static line mode and freefall mode of operation.
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| Product Options | Assembly, Outer Bag Only, Inner Bag Only, Safety Pin Only |
The Mobility Lab Tree Let Down Bag is designed for operation when parachuting in static line mode and freefall mode of operation and is compatible with both the static line and freefall style SARPELS. The contrasting green, cordura bag holds 250 feet of 3/8-inch tubular Kevlar rope, two visible carabiners, and a personal escape device, making it ideal for tall tree descends in rescue operations. The bag is secured on the parachute harness via two quick-release, stainless steel swivel snap shackle links and a belt sleeve.
A yellow, nylon-coated aircraft cable safety pin prevents premature opening of the bag in flight, and tuck flaps, pockets, and a slide fastener securely maintain the contents within the bag. Rope is seamlessly deployed, even when wearing environmental gloves, and easily stowed in an inner bag made of orange, ripstop nylon.
Made in Canada.
Attributes
- Designed for parachuting in static line mode and freefall mode of operation
- Compatible with all styles of SARPELS
- Easily identifiable green outer bag contrasts with the SARPELS
- Holds 250 feet of 3/8-inch tubular Kevlar rope, 2 carabiners, PED descent device
- Safety pin prevents premature bag opening in flight
- Tuck flaps, pockets and slide fastener maintain contents inside bag
- Easy rope deployment, even with environmental gloves
- Easy inner bag packing
- Easy view of carabiners
NSN Numbers
- 4240-20-002-3743 (Tree Let Down System Assembly)
