Chest harness PETZL TOP CROLL S
body height: 160-200 cm | padded shoulder straps | 515 g
Chest harness PETZL TOP CROLL S
Type: chest harness
Color: yellow-black
Body height: 160 - 200 cm
Connection point-back: no
Connection point-chest: yes
Connection point-front: no
Connection point-side: no
Material: nylon, polyester, aluminum, steel
Weight: 515 g
Certification: CE EN 361 (with seat harness ASTRO SIT FAST, AVAO SIT, AVAO SIT FAST,
FALCON, FALCON ASCENT), CE EN 12841 type B, EAC
Warranty: 3 years
TOP CROLL S with integrated CROLL S chest blocker
converts seat harnesses ASTRO SIT FAST, AVAO SIT, AVAO SIT FAST, FALCON and FALCON ASCENT
on harnesses for rope access. Textile chest attachment point optimizes weight and reduces dimensions.
Padded shoulder straps are widely spaced to reduce neck chafing.
When the belt is loaded, they help to transfer the load to the shoulders.
The rear connection on each side of the belt offers excellent stability.
Whether you’re an arborist, passionate about working at heights, or an avid caver and canyoner, the determination to reach ever-greater heights requires the right equipment: gear that delivers outstanding performance, is reliable, and is so comfortable and ergonomic that it feels like an extension of your hand. For over 50 years, Petzl has been guided by values that guarantee exceptional products and have propelled it to the top as Europe’s largest manufacturer of personal protective equipment!
All Petzl products are designed and developed at Petzl’s headquarters, in the heart of the French Alps. It is here that products have been created that have gained popularity among the climbing and arborist communities: these include, for example, the ZIG ZAG DESCENDER mechanical prusik, which every MRS enthusiast will appreciate, as well as the SRS (in combination with the PETZL CHICANE), the VERTEX and STRATO helmets, pulleys, ascenders, carabiners, and harnesses.
Whether you need work gear or a headlamp for the outdoors, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for in Petzl’s lineup.











