Wichard Double Fairlead - 25mm Diameter Stanchion w/Webbing - Velcro Stipe

The Wichard Double Fairlead – 25mm Diameter Stanchion with Webbing and Velcro Stripe is a professional-grade load management component designed for tactical operators, military personnel, and rescue specialists who require secure cable or webbing routing in high-stress environments. Built by Wichard Marine, a manufacturer renowned for engineered solutions in demanding applications, this fairlead serves as both a control point and attachment mechanism for rapid deployment systems, load-bearing harnesses, and tactical gear organization. Whether you're managing brake lines on a fast-rope system, organizing webbing on a modular platform, or securing equipment in a confined space, this component eliminates snag points and reduces friction-related wear during dynamic operations.

The 25mm diameter stanchion design accommodates standard webbing widths while the integrated Velcro stripe enables quick-release attachment and repositioning without permanent modification to your load-bearing equipment. The double fairlead configuration provides dual channels or dual attachment points, allowing simultaneous routing of separate load paths or redundant securing methods—a critical feature in military and tactical contexts where single-point failure is unacceptable. Manufactured to withstand repeated tension cycles and abrasion, the component's robust engineering ensures reliable performance in cold-weather operations, maritime environments, and austere field conditions where corrosion and material degradation are constant threats.

This fairlead is ideal for integration into custom tactical rigs, climbing and rescue harness systems, naval vessel applications, and modular load-carriage platforms used by law enforcement tactical teams and military units. The compact 2 x 2 x 4-inch footprint and lightweight 0.45-pound construction make it suitable for integration into weight-sensitive load-out configurations without adding bulk. Installation is straightforward—the stanchion mounts directly to existing webbing infrastructure or equipment frames, and the Velcro stripe allows field operatives to attach and reposition equipment on the fly, critical for adapting to mission-specific requirements during tactical operations.