How to clip in using a climbing harness

Windstoked · Since 21 May 2013 43 Posts Norcal

That Couloir Harness sure looks strong. I'm looking for a durable seat harness that will hold up to the 30+ foot boosts and kiteloops of my riding partners that I share equipment with regularly. I rarely have a harness that lasts a year, despite repairs with bailing wire, heavy duty stitching, etc.
Maybe a combination of the Couloir with the padding and spreader bar of a traditional harness...

Slappysan · Since 13 Jun 2012 309 Posts Obsessed

The thing I like about the couloir harness is how small and light it packs down. Also it's designed for use over mountain clothes so when you put it on you don't have to step through the leg loops like a normal harness you just belt it around your waist while threading it through the belay loop which you grab from between your legs.