Description
In the high-throughput environment of commercial adventure parks, gear-up time and inspection speed are critical directly affecting ROI. The Edelrid Radialis Comp eliminates bottlenecks with its intuitive “step-in” design and color-coded webbing architecture. Unlike standard fleet harnesses, the Radialis Comp integrates RFID/NFC transponders and Indicator Webbing directly into the chassis, allowing operators to digitize their PPE management and visually verify safety compliance in seconds. Trusted by builders and engineers globally, this harness bridges the gap between maximum rider comfort and rigorous operational efficiency.
Available in sizes Junior one size and Adult one size, sold per 5 pieces
Ideal Applications
Commercial Adventure Parks: High-traffic facilities requiring rapid turnover and “one-size-fits-most” versatility.
High Ropes & Obstacle Courses: Operations where varied participant physiology demands extensive adjustability (Adult & Junior variants).
Educational Outdoor Centers: Programs requiring intuitive donning procedures for untrained participants.
Zipline Canopy Tours: Operations needing robust EN 12277 certified equipment with simplified inspection protocols.
Technical Specifications
Certifications: CE, EN 12277 Type A (Full Body Harness), UIAA 105.
Webbing Material: Abrasion-resistant Polyester with Indicator Technology (Red core fibers).
Attachment Point: Central high-strength metal D-ring (Lanyard connection).
Adjustment System: 6 x Slide Block buckles (High-strength steel).
Integrated Tech: RFID/NFC Transponder (13.56 MHz) for digital asset tracking.
Weight:
Adult: 1076 g (2.37 lbs)
Junior: 999 g (2.20 lbs)
Sizing Dimensions (Adult):
Waist: 45 – 150 cm (17.7 – 59.0 in)
Leg Loops: 25 – 85 cm (9.8 – 33.5 in)
Sizing Dimensions (Junior):
Waist: 45 – 110 cm (17.7 – 43.3 in)
Leg Loops: 25 – 65 cm (9.8 – 25.6 in)
Operational Efficiency & Engineering
The engineering behind the Radialis Comp focuses on minimizing “Time-to-Activity.” The Asymmetric Color-Coding (distinct colors for shoulder, hip, and leg straps) intuitively guides the user during donning, reducing instructor intervention time.
Throughput Optimization: The Step-in design functions like a pair of trousers, eliminating the confusion of complex harnesses.
Precision Fit: With six Slide Block buckles, the harness offers a broader adjustment range than standard 3-buckle competitors, ensuring a secure fit for both petite and large-framed participants.
Digital Integration: The embedded NFC transponder is protected against abrasion and harsh elements, allowing for rapid scanning with standard readers to log usage cycles and inspection history without manual data entry.
Maintenance & Lifecycle
Designed for heavy commercial use, the Radialis Comp prioritizes Low Total Cost of Ownership.
Visual Safety Indicators: The webbing is engineered with internal red polyester fibers. If the outer sheath suffers excessive abrasion, the red core becomes visible, providing an immediate, undeniable “Retire” signal during daily checks.
Service Life: Maximum shelf life of 14 years; maximum useful service life of 10 years (subject to condition and intensity of use).
Field Serviceability: The elasticated bum straps and back plate are modular and replaceable, extending the harness’s operational life even if minor non-structural components are damaged.
Cleaning: Washable synthetic materials allow for easy sanitization, crucial for high-volume public hygiene standards.
Expert FAQ
Q: How does the Indicator Webbing specifically aid in daily inspections?
A: The webbing is constructed with a red load-bearing core concealed by a protective outer sheath. If the outer layer is abraded significantly, the red fibers become visible. This provides a binary “Go/No-Go” visual cue for staff, removing subjectivity from safety inspections.
Q: Can the RFID/NFC transponder be programmed with our own PPE management software?
A: Yes. The transponders operate in the HF frequency range (13.56 MHz) and are open-standard. They can be read by most NFC-enabled mobile devices and integrated into third-party PPE inspection software (like Papertrail or proprietary park systems).
Q: What is the primary difference between the Adult and Junior versions beyond size?
A: Structurally, both harnesses share the same EN 12277 Type A safety rating, materials, and buckle configuration. The Junior version is scaled down geometrically to ensure the central D-ring and strap vectors remain correctly positioned on smaller torsos, preventing “ride-up” during suspension.
Q: Is the dorsal (back) plate load-bearing?
A: No. The Radialis Comp is designed with a Sternal (Front) Attachment Point (the Metal D-Ring) for belay connections. The back plate guides the webbing structure but is not rated for fall arrest attachment.
