Poison Moon Replacement Lanyard

The Poison Moon replacement lanyard is a replacement positioning lanyard rope made in Poison Moon climbing line. It is meant for climbers whose lanyard rope is worn but whose adjuster and snaps are still good.

Why replace just the rope

The rope is the part of a positioning lanyard that takes the most abuse. It wraps rough bark, picks up sap and grit, and is the part closest to the saw. Snaps and adjusters often outlast two or three ropes. Replacing only the rope keeps a familiar setup working for less money.

Before ordering, confirm the rope diameter is compatible with your adjuster or hitch cord.

Inspection

Inspect the new rope and any reused hardware carefully. Retire connectors with grooves, cracks, or sticky gates. Test the adjuster at ground level after setup. Compare other rope lanyards in this section.

Keeping the same rope on a replacement lanyard means your adjuster and hitch feel the same as before. That consistency matters when you are leaning on the lanyard to make a cut.

Because rope details vary, confirm the rope diameter and construction from the product tag or listing before ordering. Write the in-service date on a tag when you put it into use, and keep the old lanyard out of service so it does not end up back on a saddle by mistake.

Cut up and dispose of retired lanyards so they cannot be reused.

Life-support gear must meet the applicable standard (ANSI Z133 and the manufacturer's instructions), be inspected before every climb, and be used only by trained climbers.