Measuring tape attachment points secure tape so it can still be used while tethered.

These attachment points secure personal items (such as phones and radios) to a tool tether.

Power tool attachment points provide a secure attachment point for a tool tether.

Belt loop attachment points have a D-ring that connects to a tool tether. The loop slides over the belt before it is put on, keeping the anchor point secured to the body.

Cinch strap attachment points wrap around a tool handle to provide an anchor point for a tool tether. The strap is passed through a handle or wrapped around the tool, and the D-ring end of the strap is passed through the loop to create a secure connection. The tether is then attached to the D-ring.

Corded strap attachment points have a looped end that passes through a hole to connect the tool to a tether. The looped end is pushed through the hole and the strap is then pulled back through the loop to make a secure connection.

D-ring attachment points have a heat-shrink loop slide over the end of the tool. Heat is applied to the loop and it shrinks to fit snugly around the tool. The D-ring serves as an attachment point for the tool tether.

D-ring strap attachment points connect to the tool using tool tethering tape or a heat-shrink sleeve. The D-ring is then connected to a tool tether. The webbing is flexible and provides a surface for taping or securing to the tool. These attachment points secure pliers, hammers, and other hand tools within the specified weight range.

Heat-shrink covers create an abrasion-resistant surface over tool tape to help ensure tape doesn't become unraveled. Sleeves slide freely over the tape, then heat is applied until the sleeve conforms to the surface.

Micro D-ring attachments have an adhesive plate that creates an attachment point on small or narrow surfaces. The low profile ensures they remain unobtrusive on the tool.

Self-shrink covers don't require heat to attach to a tool. A tube slides freely over the tool tether attachment point or tool tape. When the tube is removed the cover shrinks to conform to the tool surface. Tool tether covers create an abrasion-resistant surface to secure attachment points and ensure tool tape doesn't come unraveled.

U-shaped shackle attachments have a removeable bolt that connects to a taper, waist, neck, or captive hole in a tool. The shackle creates a clean, secure attachment for the tool tether while allowing the tool to move freely.

Socket attachment points have an open end that slips over the end of a lightweight tool, such as a screwdriver. The attachment has a connection point to attach a tool tether.

Metal split-ring attachment points twist onto an attachment point to allow a tool tether to be connected.

Tool tethering tape secures an attachment point to a tool when tools don't have anchoring slots. Tape is rated by the weight it will support. Heat shrink covers are often applied over tape to prevent the tape from unwrapping.

Wire loop attachment points loop through a captive hole in a tool to allow a tool tether to be connected. These attachments fit through smaller holes than split rings and corded attachments.