Safewaze V-Line Lanyards

What the V-Line Lanyards line is

Safewaze describes its lanyards line: "Cable or web, single or dual leg, internal or external energy absorber— these are just a few questions to ask when choosing the lanyard for the job. With more than a dozen lanyard categories, our experts can help you quickly select the right one to keep your team moving safe onsite."

The V-Line Lanyards series on this page holds 6 styles and 6 part numbers from the 2025 Safewaze line. Each style has its own page with the full specification table, the documents and the sizes or lengths.

Source: Safewaze lanyards category page (fetched Nov 6 2026); the 2025 Safewaze file.

V-Line Lanyards part numbers

	Part number	Item	Version	Price
	FS88560-E3	Safewaze V-Line FS88560-E3 Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 3 ft, Snap Hook ANSI 130-310 lb		$43.99	Add
	FS88560-E	Safewaze V-Line FS88560-E Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 6 ft, Snap Hook ANSI 130-310 lb	Snap Hook	$47.49	Add
	FS88565-E	Safewaze V-Line FS88565-E Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 6 ft, Rebar Hook ANSI 130-310 lb		$81.49	Add
	FS88566-E	Safewaze V-Line FS88566-E Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 6 ft, Dual Leg, Rebar Hooks ANSI 130-310 lb		$81.99	Add
	FS88561-E	Safewaze V-Line FS88561-E Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 6 ft, Dual Leg, Snap Hooks ANSI 130-310 lb		$51.99	Add
	FS88566-4	Safewaze V-Line FS88566-4 Shock-Absorbing Lanyards, 4 ft, Dual Leg, Rebar Hooks ANSI 130-310 lb		$101.00	Add

Source: Safewaze product pages (safewaze.com, fetched Nov 6 2026) and technical data sheets; the 2025 Safewaze file. 4 styles marked with a part number only are being added from the 2025 file.

V-Line Lanyards ratings by style

Source: Safewaze product pages (safewaze.com, fetched Nov 6 2026) and technical data sheets; the 2025 Safewaze file. Ratings are as published by the manufacturer, not a recommendation for any task.

Standards and capacities as Safewaze states them

User weight capacity ANSI 130-310 lb, as Safewaze publishes it per style.

Source: Safewaze specification tables and technical data sheets, cited on each style page; the full name of each standard is written out from its title.

V-Line Lanyards documents

Safewaze publishes these for the styles on this page (PDF, on safewaze.com):

Source: Safewaze Technical Library and product pages (fetched Nov 6 2026); the Safewaze 2026 Product Catalog (PDF).

Guides: parts of a personal fall arrest system · how to calculate fall clearance · arrest vs restraint vs positioning · what an SRL is · carabiners and snap hooks · every fall protection item by type and standard.

Safewaze V-Line Lanyards questions

What are the OSHA rules for lanyards? For the Safewaze V-Line Lanyards line, Safewaze names ANSI/ASSP Z359.13, personal energy absorbers and energy absorbing lanyards, 2013 edition, OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502, fall protection systems criteria and practices (construction), OSHA 29 CFR 1910.140, personal fall protection systems (general industry), OSHA 29 CFR 1910.66, powered platforms for building maintenance across the 6 styles we stock, as Safewaze publishes them; each style page lists its own.

What do lanyards hold? Across the Safewaze V-Line Lanyards line: ANSI 130-310 lb, as stated by Safewaze per style; the ANSI figure is the Z359 user weight range and the OSHA figure is the capacity Safewaze states under 1926.502 and 1910.140.

What lengths do lanyards come in? The Safewaze V-Line Lanyards line comes in 3 ft, 4 ft, 6 ft, as Safewaze lists them; the length is part of the part number on every style.

Which V-Line Lanyards part numbers do you stock? FS88560-E3, FS88560-E, FS88565-E, FS88566-E, FS88561-E, FS88566-4.

How are V-Line Lanyards items sold? Each (6); sizes and lengths are options on the style page, each with its own part number.

The ratings, test results and standards shown here are the manufacturers' published values, reproduced as published. Nothing on this page is a recommendation by Bayshore Safety that any product is suitable for a particular task, hazard or workplace. Selecting safety products and protective equipment is the responsibility of the end user and the employer, based on their own hazard assessment and the regulations that apply to their work. Confirm every value on the manufacturer's own documentation before use.