X XBEN Thicken Climbing Harness, Protect Waist Safety Harness Gear, Wider Half Body Harness for Roofing Fire Rescuing Rock Climbing Rappelling Tree Climb

I bought this X XBEN climbing harness for my husband not exactly to do tock climbing, but for him to do a roof on a house he is remodeling, hasn't been able to really use it cause the weather hasn't been good to do a new roof, but I think i made a good decision getting this harness is very reliable, great craftsmanship and high-quality materials, also durability and comfort, versatile enough to be used indoors or outdoorsExtremely affordable for such a lightweight harness, snug enough, leg loops are comfortable and not super tight. Plus is very easy to adjust either on waist or legs.Specifications for this harness:Fits Waist: 20"-53.4"Padded Waist: YesGear Loops: Two Leg Loop Size: 13"-31"

I've never climbed in a tree before. I've done a lot of rock climbing, and used safety harnesses in many other applications (construction on roof, heavy machinery). I purchased this with plans to cut some limbs I couldn't access w/ a ladder or extension pole. This harness is well made, and - from what I see - great for arborists. The side loops are great for attaching a flip line. It also has great utility loops to hook your chainsaw, gloves, and other accessories too. It's heavy-duty, but still comfortable.

Got this to keep as a spare in case friends wanted to give climbing/rappelling a try. My usual harness size is S/M. I tried this on and it fit just fine (with ALOT of extra webbing) and looks like it will fit anyone up to XXL.The webbing looks strong, I inspected the stitching and connections and all seems good to go. There are rubber attachments on the waist and leg loops meant to keep extra length of straps tucked away, but they are useless. The rubber used is way too soft. Just use half-hitches to clean up the extra length of strap after adjusting the harness to fit.

Well I liked the fact that it fit me without only 1/2 of strap left when it's tight around my waist. I have two other harnesses that are just barely large enough to fit and the cost me three times as much. For some reason it seems that harness manufacturers think everyone has a 32 to a 36 inch waist. I have a 47 inch waist and when this harness tight there is about 6 inches sticking out of the buckle. I do have to say that the leg loops are a bit larger than they need be. When tight there is about a foot too much strap. I will probably shorten those straps and melt the ends. I used it to climb a tree. It was comfortable, worked well and offered good support. I know that there are better harnesses available if you want to pay more money and have to have the best however as a climber who only climbs a few times a year this will be my go to harness. I am looking forward to using it on a wall near my home. I read bad reviews about the harness. I figure those people work for a company who make expensive harnesses and degrade any harness so you buy one of theirs.

I couldn't use this at the indoor climbing place but i will still keep they if i have cut tree limbs of something

Unfortunately, as others mentioned, straps loosens it self around waist and thighs. I decided to keep it by adding work belt suspender to keep it from sliding down body. Just need to retighten straps once in awhile, but would not recommend if using for long periods. I do not put all my weight on it, only to assist with balance on ladder/ tree trimming. You may want to consider spending more for buckled type verses this slide type.

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