Xben Climbing Harness Professional Mountaineering Rock Climbing Harness,Rappelling Safety Harness - Work Safety Belt

I belong to a FD LARRO Team and have used this harness on more than a few occasions. It's comfortable, meets the necessary safety requirements and the cost is more than reasonable. As far as durability, only time will tell... but I've looked at the stitching and the material, and compared it to a harness that was/is much more expensive, and see virtually no difference.... and when your on the end of a line (training), with a basket in one hand and your prusik in the other, having a "sit down" harness makes a huge difference.AFTER THOUGHT: I'm a fairly large fella (6'2" 225, 36"-37" waist) and I swim in this harness. It cinches down plenty tight enough, but the straps still have 4-5" when fully 'locked down". To manufacturer: You may wish to make two different size models of this harness, Small and Large. The size range on this is too broad and the straps just a tad too long for a "one size fits all". Justa thought.....

The best equipment for tree service work.

I bought this for work around the house, cause I met a doctor at a wedding.. and he told me that the #1 thing he tells all his patients is NEVER GET ON A LADDER!So, I figured if I am going to do home-improvement projects that involve ladders, I might as well be super-safe. I climbed a tree 2 stories up, and used the harness to secure myself so I didn't fall. It was comfortable for the few hours of usage. Nothing broke, and it held me securely.I can't say anything for rock-climbing or stuff where this is essential, but it was a bit of peace of mind in every-day tasks.

Excellent quality and a very affordable price. I do a lot of climbing and have many seat harnesses but this seat harness is the most comfortable one I own! Can be in it all day without developing any lower back or hip pain. Great harness and easy to put on!

I have used it many times trimming my trees. It provides me the security needed and I can use both hands.

Great harness for the price. I work for a tree trimming company, all the guys I work with use harnesses in the $300-$400 range. This harness is almost identical to some of theirs, at a fraction of the cost.

Very few climbing harnesses are built for big waists AND are inexpensive. This fit the bill.

I use this for rappelling and the belt is very secure and well made. If I were to purchase again, probably would go with the model that has a metal ring in front, rather than the cloth ring, but the latter is perfectly secure.