Harnesses
Climbing harnesses connect you to the rope and carry your gear. Sport and indoor harnesses are light, often with fixed leg loops; alpine harnesses have adjustable or drop-out leg loops for bulky clothing and putting on with crampons. Consider gear loops and ice-clipper slots for trad and ice climbing, and padding for hanging belays. The waist belt should sit above your hip bones.
22 brands
From the shops
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Harnesses
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Arc'teryx
Canada · 1989
Partly made in EuropeBeal
France · 1951
Partly made in EuropeBlack Diamond
United States · 1989
Partly made in EuropeCAMP
Italy · 1889
Partly made in EuropeClimbing Technology
Italy
Partly made in EuropeDMM
United Kingdom · 1981
Made in EuropeEdelrid
Germany · 1863
Partly made in EuropeEdelweiss
France
Grivel
Italy · 1818
Kailas
China · 2003
Kong
Italy · 1830
Made in EuropeMad Rock
United States · 2002
Mammut
Switzerland · 1862
Partly made in EuropeMetolius
United States · 1983
Ocun
Czech Republic · 1998
Partly made in EuropePetzl
France · 1975
Partly made in EuropeSalewa
Italy · 1935
Partly made in EuropeSimond
France · 1860
Partly made in EuropeSinging Rock
Czech Republic · 1992
Made in EuropeSkylotec
Germany · 1948
Partly made in EuropeTendon
Czech Republic · 2005
Made in EuropeWild Country
Italy · 1977

