Tool Lanyard, 5 Pack Safety Tool Leash, Retractable Bungee Cord with Aluminum Lock Carabiner and Adjustable Loop End, Maximum Weight Limit 13.6KG / 30lb, Fall Restraint with Shock Cord Stopper

This would be perfect for a hiker with camping gear. It was larger and longer than I thought. Very sturdy. I gave it to one of my students to tether his water bottle to his backpack so he would not lose it. Success so far!

Solid

their like 3feet and streatch to 4.5feet. so the static retentions is 68%. i thought they were 6" with 2.25" mini carabiners. not small 3.5" ones.i ended upspicing the lines double looping the loop head and runing a return feed. then melted and stiched the bases in the middle. so they would be 12" with double cables runnning down the length. so the 30lb suspension 60lb stacic is now 60lb and 120lb static. so its a great item, but with some modifiactions can be a perfect rifle sling mount retainer to loop lock to back.

I can’t believe that I haven’t thought of this before. It has saved several of our flashlights from being damaged from falls or being dropped into deep pits. That we can’t retrieve them from

While I wanted these for simple fishing poles, I find them too heavy for that. But we have found them to be handy for tying our kayaks together due to being so strong. Or tying us to docks or pier posts. The carabiner is big and strong too. Heavy duty compared to simple ones. (Can't hold a person hanging on it of course)

I hesitated using these at my new job, but now I don't work in high up jobs without them. They clip and stay clipped easily to my coveralls and harnesses. They grip the tool well and are lightweight enough for me to even tuck into my pockets. They have saved me countless trips out of my work areas and down numerous flights of stairs to retrieve needed tools to do my job.

These things are pretty cheap. A couple of them had the stitching on the loop come out before they were even used. Pretty bad for a safety product.

I bought this lanyard or tether. Because I work off of the ground. The tools that I use are my own and not the company’s. So I would feather not drop em or strike someone below. These should do the job.