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Singing Rock Phario Lite – via ferrata shock absorber

Compact lightweight shock absorber with elastic arms for via ferrata.

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Singing Rock Phario Lite

Singing Rock

If you enjoy via ferrata climbing and prefer lightweight style, we have a shock absorber for you. PHARIO LITE, the lightest model in the Singing Rock portfolio.

suitable for users weighing from 40 kg (without equipment) to 120 kg (including equipment)
very low water absorption of the shock absorber material eliminates the increase in impact force on the human body in the event of a potential fall in wet conditions
shock absorber webbing is folded in a compact velcro package that protects it well against external influences
using the 15 mm wide tie-in loop, the via ferrata set can be easily attached with the cow knot to all types of harnesses used on via ferratas or in rope parks
tie-in-loop is made of lightweight and strong HMPE fibers wrapped with a polyester coating for higher abrasion resistance
elastic arms are 15 mm wide and asymmetrical, their variable length prevents strangulation of the head or limbs in the event of an accident
length of the set after attachment to the harness is 85 cm and when maximally extended 130 cm (longer arm)
50,000 extensions, that's how many cycles our elastic arms have undergone in development tests; your movement on via ferratas will be safe
ergonomically shaped PALM Keylock carabiners (EN 12275, type K) with wear indicator work smoothly and reliably, they are easy to use for both children and adults
when you run out of power on the via ferrata, you'll appreciate the central rest loop with a strength of 12 kN
it's better not to fall on via ferrata, but when it happens, you'll find a fall indicator label inside the protective case to show you if the shock absorber has already been activated and needs to be replaced
maximum braking length of the shock absorber when fully deployed is 170 cm
PHARIO LIGHT is the lightweight, comfortable and durable shock absorber that will help you to tackle the next difficult route; it makes via ferrata climbing a joy