Petzl Tour Harness product

Petzl Tour Harness

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Design and Details

  • Excellent weight/durability ratio, due to the materials used in its construction
  • Dons with feet on the ground
  • The DoubleBack buckle and tightening strap are easy to operate, even with gloves
  • Color code allows instant identification of the inside and outside of straps
  • Four equipment loops totally integrated into the harness to minimize interference when wearing a backpack
  • Each leg loop has a keeper with siliconized interior, for positioning an ice screw
  • Brand : Petzl
  • Web ID: 23PETMTRHRNSSF16XCAC
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REVIEWS

4.6

100%

Recommended

5 Reviews

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Easy To Use

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this harness a month ago so that I have an extra to take friends climbing who don't have their own gear. The harness is simple and easy to use but comfortable for an alpine bod. I bought it in a small and the size range is a bit more narrow than I expected but it still works. I made a 6'1" friend squeeze into it. He complained a bit but it got the job done. Overall, a great harness to have around.

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Lightweight, Everything You Need.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've taken this out a few times and it's done the job well. Lightweight and packable. I'm a smaller guy 5' 8", 175 and with insulating layers on the medium is a close fit.

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Top Notch Alpine Harness

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My old harness was embarrassingly old last year on Mount Rainier. Upgraded this year to the Petzl harness. Much, much better. Super light, easy to manipulate (even with frozen fingers), packs down small for the hike in.

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Awesome Alpine / Touring Harness

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've owned one of these for a year and used several times for glacier travel in the Cascades, including a mountaineering course on Mt. Baker during which I was suspended in a crevasse with this harness for 15 to 20 minutes while others were learning how to haul me out. Despite it being so light, it's actually surprisingly comfortable due to the fairly wide, flat leg loops. It's also very easy to get on and off while wearing crampons or skis, which is essential for an alpine harness.

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Great Skimo Harness

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a simple, easy to use harness. I am 220 5'-10 and the M/L fits over my ski clothes just fine. It is very comfy while using and seems to be very well made.

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