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Velocity Systems – Variable Width Webbing

We ran into Velocity Systems and they showed us something they’ve been working on.

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This isn’t an optical illusion or twisted webbing. It is actually woven that way and they are going to integrate it into a wide variety of applications.

www.velsyst.com

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2 Responses to “Velocity Systems – Variable Width Webbing”

  1. Marmatt says:

    Is this for load bearing (body weight) applications?

    Similar style webbing has been used in climbing harnesses for a few years. The buckle end is narrow to facilitate a smaller, lighter, less obtrusive buckle area and the portion that wraps behind the body is wider to facilitate greater surface area and comfort.

    To a certain degree it is becoming old technology as manufacturers (Petzl, Arc’teryx) are trending towards load bearing laminated fabrics and microfilament mesh. The Arc’teryx H150 rigger’s belt is a great example. As far as I know, the H150 doesn’t have a webbing inner belt through the body of the belt.

  2. Jungle recon says:

    Jungle has one it doesn’t.