GEAR KEEPER’s NET RETRACTOR
This rugged and reliable accessory provides an easy and effective way to utilize a fishing net by securely fastening it to your body. Just grab your net when you need it, then release it when you’re done — the spring-loaded Gear Keeper Net Retractor automatically retracts the net and stows it wherever you choose.
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The Gear Keeper Net Retractor provides full arm-reach extension so it will never inhibit your use, and works hanging on your back or on a float tube. This durable apparatus is built to last and designed to survive all harsh outdoor elements. And with the built-in flushing system, sand and other debris can be easily cleared from the unit when operated in water. It also features a new Quick Connect-II System that offers added convenience to disconnect the net for photos, and a locking mechanism that secures the net as you’re landing a fish or walking through trees and brush.
At the heart of the Gear Keeper Net Retractor is a genuine RT3 Series Locking Gear Keeper. This sturdy Gear Keeper attaches to the wearer, either with a Snap Clip Mount (Model RT3#-0012) or a Velcro Strap Mount (Model RT3-0032). The Snap Clip attaches to a D-ring, belt loop or vest back, while the Velcro Snap Mount securely wraps and cinches around any loop, bar, belt or strap. The Gear Keeper contains a self-retracting 42-inch nylon line with a Kevlar core that features a 12 oz. retraction force and an 80-pound breaking strength.
For more information about any of the company?s innovative tethering products — contact Hammerhead Industries, Inc. at 1501 Goodyear Avenue, Ventura, CA 93003 Phone: (805) 658 9922 • Fax: (805) 658-8833 • Or visit www.gearkeeper.com. air max schwarz air max schwarz
Gear Keeper’s instrument and tool tethering systems are inexpensive insurance against the damage and injury caused by objects dropped from above. According to Liberty Mutual’s 2009 Safety Index, the monetary cost to U. S. industry in 2009 was $4.3 billion. Overall, dropped objects were the 5th leading cost of industrial accidents. In addition, OSHA Reg. 1926.759a requires that all materials, equipment and tools, which are not in use while aloft, must be secured against accidental displacement. The following top 10 categories account for 87.9% of the cost burden of disabling workplace injuries: