Werner R530007-R 7ft Baseline Web Self-Retracting Lifeline w/ Aluminum Rebar

Werner R530007-R 7ft Baseline Web Self-Retracting Lifeline w/ Aluminum Rebar

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M251S

$152.00

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Werner R530007-R 7ft Baseline Web Self-Retracting Lifeline w/ Aluminum RebarINCLUDES: (1) 7ft Baseline Web Self Retracting Lifeline w Aluminum Rebar FEATURES: Robust 7ft Dyneema web working length Aluminum Housing with swivel top Minimizes Fall Arrest Distance to less than 36ines Carabiner included Minimizes Fall Arrest Distance to less than 36ines Meets ANSI z359. 14, Class B SPECIFICATIONS: Self Retractable Lifelines Approx. Product Length: 7 ft Lifeline Material: Webbing Housing Material: Aluminum Anchorage Connector:

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I do not have a kid myself but got a chance to travel with my niece to Washington DC recently. I was worried about how I could keep her interest and excitement during the trip, (as you know it is not always easy to travel with the kid when you are not experienced) and I am lucky enough to have found this book. This book is like a normal travel guide but it is specially designed for kids, with a lot of fun games, interesting information, and colorful layout. It asks you to fill in information such as when did you go, where did you do, etc, which I think it can serve as a memory book for my niece and remind her the trip when she grows up. I will definitely purchase more travel guide from the same series!

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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2017

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Cap joe

Massapequa, US

★★★★★ 5

Amazing guide book for kids.

Format: Kindle

This guide book is amazing for kids! So full of information written just for them and the activities are definitely a plus! Great resource for families like ours that homeschool their children and travel from time to time.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2017

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Susan

West Palm Beach, US

★★★★★ 5

Perfect for our trip

This worked out well for our 7 year old. It was informative and had fun games. Just the right amount of each.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2020

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Alice O.

San Leandro, US

★★★★★ 5

Great manners book for first grade.

Format: Board book

A fun book to read and teach proper manners for first grade students. It leaves open ended questions for the students to answer and learn.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025

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ODuchess

Bozeman, US

★★★★★ 5

Great Lesson for Age 2 and Up

This was our day care's Book of the Month, for children age 2-4 years old. They are all learning to use manners with their peers, at the table and when addressing adults. The lesson took a few readings for the children to understand the point, but once they understood what the various characters WEREN'T doing, therefore getting a negative response from Mr Panda, and what they SHOULD be doing to receive a positive response, the lesson stuck with them. If a child forgets his manners, a hint ("How would you ask Mr Panda?") has good results. This book, while a good story to read aloud, may need some additional explanation by the adult reader at first. Mr Panda offers his friends a treat, and who doesn't like donuts?! When each animal's response is rude or selfish, Mr Panda abruptly withdraws his offer and moves on to someone else. When the final offer is made to a friend who uses his manners, he gets ALL the donuts, because as Mr Panda remarks at the end, he doesn't like donuts anyway. I don't know if this sets up unrealistic expectations, but it's a good lesson presented in an entertaining way.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2015