Tying a Hasty Harness and a Halo Harness. Link to webbing & D ring, in description below

Tying two quick and easy harnesses to get unconscious victims or firefighters out of harms way.
Shot on Panasonic GH5s Canon 24-70mm
Webbing used: amzn.to/3S5dHNx
Carabiner: amzn.to/3zzWe8y

[@user-ro3kv5on5n]

Thank you very much. This content was very useful and I was looking for this method for rescue

[@AimForTheBushes908]

Great video, thank you. Can you please make a video on the beautiful Daisy chain you made?

[@medx911]

Thank you for the kind words. If you look through my videos I did do a daisy chain video. Please consider subscribing to my channel.

[@vincentbah6459]

Length of wedding?

[@criticalmoss]

​@@vincentbah6459in his other vid for the daisy chain he says 25 ft

[@marcelrichard9252]

Thanks a lot. Would you tell me what is the lenght of your rope and how width is it?

[@tundrafunk7402]

This is typically climbing spec 1” tubular nylon webbing. Around $0.50/ft. 20’ to 25’ is pretty typical. I like to err on the longer side to make these techniques work for different sized patients.

[@toddallen3749]

Are they essentially the same thing except for the halo you don’t put your arms through the webbing?

[@medx911]

Yes pretty much the same. Just how you tie them

[@jerseyjim9092]

What is it with youtubers adding annoying music to their instructional videos. Is it some kind of compulsory youtube rule?

[@medx911]

It serves a purpose. It's to eliminate the distracting echo from the huge open area, and other unwanted/distracting noises