Help ID this

[COL911]

Can anyone identify this lanyard and what it's used for? I can't find anything similar in my usual outdoor or climbing references. The red balls are a quick release pull, and the larger carabiner end is marked Italy ASAI. 6 foot long, Rated at 600 lbs. No obvious label other than markings on the 'biner'.

 

[Old Man Roger]

The quick release looks just like a fusion quick release. I've seen rock climbers with 20 or more different accessories hanging off them..lol

 

[Gogo300]

Smell the red balls. If they smell like a deuce, I don’t think they are for climbing.

 

[rijndael]

Looks almost like a paddler leash.
https://badfishsup.com/collections/accessories/products/6-straight-releash

 

[Old Man Roger]

Found this dog leash for police and military dogs

 

[COL911]

Roger, too long for hanging stuff, would have to have loooong arms to be able to reach tools hanging from your harness! Gogo, not an *** or alt. life style-accessory. That was the first place I checked online��! Sure seems like safety anchor lanyard, but can't find anything similar on industrial gear sites.

 

[COL911]

On Rigging Warehouse.com. Cool site, but nothing similar. Maybe I can sell it to my neighbors with the two Bernese Mountain dogs!

 

[COL911]

Closest thing I've found is this 'heli-tether?'. https://mistymountain.com/shop/mili...belts-tethers/fast-rope-quick-release-tether/
Since my blue one is all stainless, I wonder if it might have similar function, for sailing, rather than securing stuff in hello. I dozed off in on the floor of a helowith the doors open during an infiltration years ago. Luckily I had great NCOs who taught me all about using 'dummy cords' to secure my gear!

 

[COL911]

Found it! Sailing tether, from West Marine. Sells for $109.00. I paid $1.50, thinking it was climbing gear-I don't sail, and unlikely to fly in open door Helios anymore. I'm thinking I should try to sell it! Thanks to all for your input!

 

[Old Man Roger]

Nice