VerticalLeash Phone lanyard

Carry or clip your items hands-free. For example: when you leave the room, clip your slippers to your bag; when you’re walking around town, keep your phone attached to you; if you want to avoid leaving your keys lying around, attach them to a lanyard. The idea: less clutter, fewer forgotten items, and more convenience.

Yes, for “transport” purposes. The safest way is to tie the two shoes together (laces or straps) and then attach the whole set to the VerticalLeash using a carabiner or attachment point. This prevents a boot from coming loose on its own. The VerticalLeash is designed to carry light to medium-weight items (such as boots), not for towing, suspending, or withstanding violent jolts.

If your case has a ring or loop, yes, it’s a direct fit.
Otherwise, you’ll need a universal adapter to slip inside the case (not included)

No, that’s not the point. It is not a belay sling, PPE, or safety accessory. It is not designed to withstand dynamic loads, sudden impacts, or the pulling forces associated with climbing. It is made for carrying or hanging objects—that’s it.

The best approach: attach it to a stable point (a bag handle, belt loop, or buckle) and adjust the length so it doesn’t get in your way (the VerticalLeash is adjustable). For a phone, the ideal position is one where it doesn’t hit your leg (too long) and doesn’t pull on the case (too tight). For shoes, attach them to the outside of the bag to prevent odors and moisture from getting inside.