2026 New At-Heights Safety

The average tool belt isn’t built to grapple with gravity. It lacks the tethering points, tangles with fall protection and turns every shift into a royal rumble between comfort, convenience and safety. So we built two belts worthy of the title, plus one perfect tag-team partner—purpose-built suspenders designed to work with your harness, support ANSI/ISEA 121-2023 tethering compliance and stay comfortable through long shifts at height. It's the undisputed belt system to attack the day from the top rope.

New At-Heights Safety

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Workering dropping a tethered hammer in a bucket truck

What Goes Up Shouldn’t Come Down: Falling Objects and Dropped Object Prevention

Thanks to gravity, falling objects gain speed the longer and farther they have to fall. While this may be funny in cartoons, it’s scary for those who work at high heights. It’s this same principle of physics that can turn a harmless torque wrench into a plummeting projectile streaking down from the sky.

Worker at heights using a tool that is tethered

Dropped Object Prevention and ANSI/ISEA 121-2023: Five Big Facts You Need to Know

Reviewed and updated in 2023 to account for new research and feedback from the field, ANSI/ISEA 121-2023 draws a clear line between proper tethering systems and DIY solutions like duct tape and rope.

Safely Working at Heights: How to be Hands-Free Using Hoist Buckets and Tool Pouches

Most workers were trained to climb using the “Three Points of Contact Rule”, but how do they stay safe when tools and equipment need to go to heights along with them?

Literature

Apr. 16, 2026

Objects at Heights Handbook: Complete Tool Tethering Catalog (#99860)

Apr. 8, 2026

Tool Tethering Systems Poster (#99867)

THE RISING COST OF FALLING OBJECTS

Severe injury and fatality from dropped objects—even something as small as a wrench socket—are all too common, resulting in thousands of injuries, hundreds of deaths, hundreds of millions in total costs and who knows how many close calls every year.

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