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This 1 3/16" chainsaw lanyard has a ring on one end and a snap on the other end, and is constructed of nylon webbing with double stitching and heat treated ends to prevent fraying. The looped end has a half twist to keep the lanyard from twisting. It is 30" at rest and 44" extended.

This 1 3/16" chainsaw lanyard has one ring and is constructed of nylon webbing with double stitching and heat treated ends to prevent fraying. The looped end has a half twist to keep the lanyard from twisting.

This 10" chainsaw loop is designed for attaching your chainsaw to your climbing belt.

This chain saw strap with a snap ring makes a great lanyard for attaching your chainsaw to your climbing belt.

The chainsaw strop is a unique accessory to secure the chainsaw to the climber. The strap features a compact coil made of polyurethane with a Kevlar core, giving it strong, yet lightweight characteristics. The strap stows at just over 8", yet has a full reach of almost 5 feet. Weighing in under 2 oz., this chainsaw lanyard is made for the tough world of tree climbing. The lanyard is designed to break at 198lbs.

This Chainsaw Lanyard features a 1 3/4" ring for suspension when not in use, an elastic bungee designed for safety and convenience that measures 46" fully extended and contracts to 32" when relaxed and a tear away safety pack that activates when 200 lbs. of force is applied. This model features a 1 1/8" steel ring saddle end attachment.

This Chainsaw Lanyard features a 1 3/4" ring for suspension when not in use, an elastic bungee designed for safety and convenience that measures 50" fully extended and contracts to 32" when relaxed and a tear away safety pack that activates when 200 lbs. of force is applied. This model features a 1 1/8" steel ring saddle end attachment.

This Chainsaw Lanyard features a 1 3/4" ring for suspension when not in use, an elastic bungee designed for safety and convenience that measures 45" fully extended and contracts to 32" when relaxed and a tear away safety pack that activates when 200 lbs. of force is applied. This model features a 1 1/8" steel ring saddle end attachment.

The antiSHOCK chainsaw lanyard from Teufelberger is another innovation for arborists. What makes this lanyard for tools so special is how it absorbs forces. In the event that more than 2 kN of force on the lanyard (for example, if your saw gets stuck in a branch you are trying to cut off) then the tearaway webbing will be activated.

The new interchangeable chainsaw lanyard from Weaver features two interchangeable webbing straps that allow climbers to easily switch out chainsaws while leaving the bungee attached to the saddle. The lanyard is 31 1/2" at rest and 44" when fully extended. The half twist in the webbing helps to keep you saw heaning straight, and each black webbing strap comes with a double action carabiner to attach to the bungee portion of the lanyard.