Customer Reviews for Safety Climbing Harness Rock Climbing Gear Rappelling Floor Escape Tower Climber

Easy to get on & off. Very comfortable.

For the price compared to the ones you get at the store these harnesses are so much better

I now have 4 of these I use to bring people climbing with me and they have had a very harsh life they have been used indoor outdoor in the sun in the rain in the snow in the ice. Drug up cliffs with rope thrown off cliffs put on and taken off numerous times a day. and I have yet to have a problem. I will continue to buy these as they are definitely worth it. Another bonus is they fold up smaller than my Petzel Harness. so carry 4 of them dose not use a hole bag to them selves. plus Personally I like the positioning and mounting of the front tie in point better than my Petzel harness.

We bought two of these for indoor rock climbing and love them. We double and triple checked to ensure they were safe, and even asked the people at the front desk, who couldn't find any concerns with them. That being said, we used these in a safe, indoor area with padding underneath us, and we're both relatively in good shape. As far as using them outside, differing body types, etc. I can't speak to its usefulness, but for indoor rock climbing it's great.

Like many reviewers I have no intention of every climbing any rocks...I bought this to do some repairs on a very steep roof. Worked great. With any luck, I will never have to use it again

Purchased for safety use on roof work. Excellent fit on 18 y old 5'8 130 lb build. He felt completely secure and was able to move around the steep metal roof with ease.

We ordered this harness to go outdoor rock climbing and it worked perfectly well when worn by both guys and girls as well as with the climbing ropes we used. It was easy to put on and adjust too.

After Hurricanes Laura and Delta, I needed help to repair 12 bundles (4 sq) of roofing shingles. I am not young anymore being 66 years old and had to limit my carrying of half a bundle up at a time now. The belt helped greatly and I tied long ropes off to each side of our home and repelled down each side of the roof to work removing, cleaning, patching nail holes and repairing with cheap shingles I had or purchased. A tarp is a waste of good money. Blue roofs stink. My roof pitch is 6 on 12 so not to bad, but these are great at any pitch. D ring may help more, I just half hitched half inch rope. Very light, easy to put on, easy to take off, was not in the way of the tool belt as I could adjust it up or down to allow. It stopped few slips but nothing to bad.

Good for undemanding, occasional use. Ruggedly made and secure. You wouldn't want to hang all day in it, but if you need to do a little arborist work or such it is a good deal for the price.

Here are the differences from this cheap one to the expensive ones.