CONTAINER LITE 2.0 NEO

POLYVALENT

The Container Lite 2.0 can be used with any kind of lightweight rescue thanks to its 5 sizes. It adapts to all mountain harnesses with suitable carabiners.
The fabric was selected to offer a very efficient weight/durability ratio.

ADVANTAGES

– Zipped closing and bridle sleeves up to the carabiners.

– Easy to see and grab handle.

The force required for extracting the rescue complies with the EN standard.

– The position of the attachment points of the container to the harness prevents it from bothering the pilot on take off and in flight. It also allows the handle to be more visible. The velcro on the top allows placing your instruments or adding the Instrument panel pocket : an instrument panel with integrated pocket. This instrument panel allows you to secure your instruments permanently. You just need to put it around your neck and place it on the container.

– The ”single attachment point” is simple: before launching, connect the container to the harness with a single attachment point to each main carabiner. There is no need to attach the bridles and then the container, this the risk of forgetting one is eliminated.

– The NEO container adapts to NEO harnesses, as well as those from other manufacturers.

– As in all NEO products, no frills. The Container Lite 2.0 is refined and goes to the essentials. It is lightweight, durable, and weighs only 60 grams.

RESCUE BRIDLE INSTALLATION

It is important to read the manual when installing the rescue for the first time.

Before installing the rescue parachute in the container, the rescue bridles must be installed. For this, all you need to do is slide the elastic band placed inside the protecting sleeves through the main loop of the rescue bridle on each side.

These elastic bands allow connecting the Container Lite using a soft link and unloading the ventral strap.

RESCUE INSTALLATION

Please read the manual before installing the rescue for the first time.

To close the Container Lite, start by placing the zipper sliders at the closing loops. Then, pass the two handle wires through the loops with the help of a short cord and close the velcro over the handle. Close the two zippers to the end. The following photos show the steps to follow.