Mountaineer Sports' Rescue One 'CDS'

Staff Report - October 28, 2010

By Staff Report

Mountaineer Sports' Rescue One 'CDS' (Controlled Descent System) Full Body Harness System not only will help prevent a hunter from falling to the ground, but most importantly allows the user to safely lower themselves to the ground once they've fallen.

Harnesses work great for arresting your fall, but the pressure induced to the chest can cause death and unconsciousness. The Rescue One helps prevent this from happening and safely lowers the hunter to the ground.

Contact: Mountaineer Sports, 304-298-4343, www.mountaineer-sports.com

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