The Squids 3714 tool tethering kit — 3-pack with carabiner and cinch loop, 10 lb

The Squids 3714 tool tethering kit — 3-pack, cinch loop, 10 lb

Equipping more than one tool means buying more than one lanyard, and the Ergodyne Squids 3714 packages that into a single tool tethering kit: three lanyards, each with a carabiner and a cinch-loop attachment, rated to 10 lb.

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Shoppers searching a squids lanyard in bulk, or hand tool lanyards to equip several tools at once, land on the 3714.

Key features

• Three complete lanyards in one kit
• Carabiner and cinch-loop attachment on each
• 10 lb tool weight rating per lanyard
• Ergodyne — SKU 3714, live Amazon pricing on the linked listing

Pros & cons

Specifications

What this kit is for

Equipping a worker with multiple tethered tools at once, or stocking up for a crew, without buying single lanyards one at a time — a core piece of a dropped-object prevention plan alongside toe boards, debris netting, and barricaded work zones. It's ranked in our tool lanyards guide, which covers ANSI/ISEA 121, OSHA considerations, and how tool tethering fits into the broader fall protection equipment guide. Workers overhead should also wear a hard hat rated for the jobsite, ranked in our hard hats guide, and gloves suited to the work in our gloves guide.

Compatibility

Each carabiner clips to a harness D-ring, tool belt loop, or anchor point; each cinch loop wraps and tightens around a tool's handle or attachment point. Confirm each tool weighs 10 lb or less before tethering it, and check full body harness compatibility against the full body harness collection. A ProFlex 7024 glove pairs well when handling multiple tethered tools, and gloves suited to the work are ranked in our gloves guide. Harnesses that pair with a tethered-tool loadout are ranked in our best safety harness guide.

How this kit compares

For single lanyards instead of a 3-pack, see the Squids 3100, shock-absorbing 3100FX, heavy duty 3105, or the retractable 3002 and 3001. For a tool with no attachment point at all, add the 3703 tool tail attachment first. Every option lives in the tool lanyards collection, and connectors are covered in the carabiners & connectors collection. Pair the kit with an Ergodyne Skullerz 8970 hard hat for the rest of the overhead-work loadout.

Safety note: a tool lanyard is a dropped-object control, not a personal fall arrest system component — it protects people below from a falling tool, not the worker from a fall. Match each lanyard's 10 lb rating to the specific tool it tethers, and retire any unit whose carabiner, cinch loop, or webbing show damage. Barricading and other dropped-object controls below overhead work are covered in the fall protection equipment guide.

Ordering FAQ

Is the Ergodyne Squids 3714 in stock and ready to ship?
This listing is active and ships through Amazon. Open the linked listing for live price, availability, and delivery speed.

How many lanyards come in this kit?
Three — a complete set for tethering three separate tools, or three connection points for one worker’s tool loadout.

What is a cinch loop?
A loop that tightens down around a tool’s handle or attachment point when pulled, rather than a fixed-size loop — it’s the tethering mechanism on each of the three lanyards in this kit.

What does the 10 lb rating mean?
Each lanyard in the 3-pack is rated for a tethered tool weighing up to 10 lb. Match your specific tools’ weights to this rating before tethering them.

What's at the other end from the cinch loop?
A carabiner, for clipping to a harness D-ring, belt loop, or anchor point per Ergodyne’s instructions.

Is this a better value than buying single lanyards?
If you need to tether three tools, a 3-pack usually costs less per lanyard than buying three single units separately — compare this kit’s price against individual Squids listings for your specific math.

How is this different from the single Squids 3100 or 3105?
Those are single lanyards sold individually; this 3714 bundles three lanyards with a cinch-loop attachment style and a 10 lb rating, priced as a set rather than per unit.

Can I mix these with other Squids lanyards on the same crew?
Yes — all Squids tool lanyards use compatible carabiner-and-loop principles, though confirm each specific model’s rated capacity before mixing them across different tools.

Is this ANSI/ISEA 121 rated?
That certification isn’t stated in this listing’s summary description — check Ergodyne’s packaging or spec sheet for the specific rating if your program requires ANSI/ISEA 121 compliance.

How do I inspect these before use?
Check each lanyard’s webbing for cuts, fraying, or UV damage, confirm each carabiner gate opens, closes, and locks fully, and check the cinch loop’s tightening action holds under tension. Retire any unit that’s damaged.

Does this replace toe boards or barricades below the work area?
No — tethering reduces the chance a tool falls, but it doesn’t replace other dropped-object controls like toe boards, debris netting, or barricading the area below overhead work per your site’s hazard assessment.

How do I reorder for a larger crew?
Reorder from this page — the listing and its linked Amazon ASIN stay constant, so equipping additional workers with a 3-pack each takes seconds.

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