The V-SERIES™ MSA Leading Edge Twin-Leg Lanyard 10213786 is specifically engineered for leading edge fall protection applications where sharp or abrasive edges may be present. Tested over a 0.005-inch radius steel edge, this shock absorbing lanyard provides reliable protection in demanding work-at-height environments. Unlike traditional web lanyards, this model features a galvanized steel lanyard material for enhanced durability and abrasion resistance in rugged industrial conditions. The integrated Leading Edge symbol on the shock pack cover allows for quick and easy visual identification on the jobsite.

Key Features

Leading edge rated: Tested over a 0.005 in steel edge for demanding edge applications
Galvanized steel lanyard material: Enhanced durability and resistance to abrasion and sharp edges
Twin-leg design: Allows continuous tie-off and improved mobility
Shock absorbing system: Helps reduce arrest forces during a fall
Large aluminum swivel rebar hooks: Provide secure anchorage connections while reducing twisting
Aluminum swivel snap hook: Improves harness connection flexibility
Easy identification: Leading Edge symbol simplifies equipment recognition and application selection
12 ft length: Extended reach for versatile jobsite use

Intended Use

Designed for leading edge fall arrest applications where workers may be exposed to sharp edges or abrasive surfaces.

Steel erection and structural work
Construction and roofing
Bridge and infrastructure projects
Industrial maintenance
Oil & gas and utility work

Product Specifications

Configuration: Twin-leg
Lanyard material: Galvanized steel
Harness connection: Aluminum swivel snap hook
Anchorage connection: 2 x aluminum swivel rebar hooks
Length: 12 ft
Capacity: ANSI Z359.13 – 130–310 lb
Application: Leading edge fall protection

Certifications and Standards

ANSI Z359.13-2013: Standard for personal energy absorbers and energy absorbing lanyards
CSA Z259.11: Canadian standard for shock absorbers and lanyards used in fall arrest systems
OSHA: Meets applicable OSHA fall protection requirements