Coil Lanyard (Stainless Core)

Description

Anything dropped in Cape kelp at 25 metres is not coming back, which is the argument for a steel core. A plain coiled plastic lanyard parts under load once it has aged in the sun; this one runs on a stainless steel core, with a snap hook at one end for a BCD D-ring and a quick release clip at the centre. Releasing that central clip lets the coil extend to working length, so a torch reaches out to light a hole in the reef or a camera frames a shot; clipping it back pulls the item in close against the harness instead of bouncing off a wreck. It is supplied as one lanyard with a snap hook and an adjustable loop for the item. It is a retaining lanyard, not a load bearing tether, so a stage cylinder or a scooter calls for proper hardware. SCUBAPRO catalogue a longer XL version; this listing is the standard length. It suits a diver retaining a torch or a camera.

Features

• Retractable coil lanyard on a stainless steel core
• Snap hook for a BCD D-ring
• Central quick release clip extends the coil to working length
• Adjustable loop for the item carried
• Standard length; XL version listed separately
• A retaining lanyard, not a load bearing tether

What's Included

• One coil lanyard with snap hook and adjustable loop