The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has alerted the public across Ireland to an urgent recall of popular outdoor/adventure gear.
A safety issue has been identified with Petzl Simba Park and Simba Climbing Harnesses.
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The risk reported to the CCPC is injury. On one harness, a missing rivet was discovered on the FAST LT PIN-LOCK buckle on the back of the harness. A missing rivet on this buckle could cause it to open accidentally, presenting a risk of serious injury or death when using the harness.
The brand is Petzl. Further details in relation to the affected products can be found in the table below:
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There are approximately 62 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
What to do:
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Customers should stop using the product immediately and inspect their harness to verify the presence of the two rivets, upper and lower, on the FAST LT PIN-LOCK buckle on affected harnesses.
For more information, please access the Petzl safety notice.
If you have any doubts about the inspection, contact Petzl after-sales service via the contact form.
Contact Petzl after-sales service via the after-sales service section of the contact form. Affected harnesses will be replaced at no charge.
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