Ocun Captur Via Ferrata Set - EN 958:2024 Energy Absorber (40–120kg)

The Ocun Captur Via Ferrata Set is a complete, certified lanyard for anyone from 40 to 120kg heading onto cabled routes. It's designed to make the two things you do all day, clipping and unclipping, as easy as possible, with a progressive-tear absorber ready if you ever need it.

The big ergonomic carabiners open with a squeeze of the palm and have a wide gate for fast cable changes. Elastic arms stretch from roughly 50 to 100cm, giving you reach without loose webbing flapping about, and a central loop gives you a dedicated point for resting or a fixed belay, used as Ocun's instructions describe. The absorber is tested at 40, 80 and 120kg to EN 958:2024, the arms have been cycled 50,000 times, and a serial number in a QR code makes annual PPE inspection records simple, which matters for centres as much as individuals.

Product Details

• Colour: Green
• Weight: 550g
• Standards: EN 958:2024 and UIAA 128 (ferrata); EN 12275 and UIAA 121 (carabiners)

Why you'll love it

• One-hand clipping – large ergonomic carabiners with palm-squeeze opening and wide gate
• Freedom to move – elastic arms extend from about 50 to 100cm
• Certified absorption – progressive-tear absorber tested at 40, 80 and 120kg to EN 958:2024
• Easy record-keeping – unique serial number in a QR code for annual PPE checks

Good to know

• Weight: 550g; colour Green
• User weight range: 40–120kg
• Minimum lanyard tensile strength: 12kN
• Carabiners: 30kN major axis, 8kN minor axis, 8kN open gate
• Central resting / fixed-belay loop
• Tested over 50,000 lanyard-extension cycles
• Standards: EN 958:2024 and UIAA 128 (via ferrata set); EN 12275 and UIAA 121 (carabiners)
• Safety-critical PPE: read Ocun's instructions, get competent instruction, inspect before every outing and retire the set immediately if the absorber has deployed, the inspection indicator is interrupted or any part is damaged or of uncertain history

Who it's for

Via ferrata users of any level within the 40–120kg range, from first-timers to regulars, and centres that need serialised PPE.