| What uses are a single tie-in point harness recommended for? |
We recommend harnesses with a single tie-in for beginners as there is less risk of error when roping in. However, single tie-ins are slightly more complicated when used on climbing routes of varying lengths or when abseiling as there is a lot of equipment (rope, lanyards, belaying equipment) on the tie-in. It is therefore recommend to use it primarily for indoor climbing or big wall top roping. |
| How many gear loops does it have? |
This harness has two wide gear loops on the sides for clipping on quickdraws, carabiners or belay gear as you progress up a route. |
| How do you adjust your harness for maximum comfort? |
For simplicity, this harness adapts to fit all sizes.
To maximise your comfort, once the straps have been tightened, don’t forget to slide the foam pads on the waist belt and leg loops so that they are located where you need the extra comfort. |
| How much does the First Klimb harness weigh? |
Harness weight: 416 g |
| What sizes does the First Klimb harness come in? |
Single strap adjustable from size XS to XL:
- Waist belt: 65-110cm (25.5 - 43.3 in)
- Leg loops: 32-70cm (12.6 - 27.5 in) |
| What certifications does this product have? |
This product is CE certified in accordance with standard EN 12 277+A1 2018 |
| How do I care for my harness? |
It is recommend to wash your harness in lukewarm soapy water (pH neutral) at 30°C maximum. Rinse thoroughly with tap water (do not use a high-pressure water jet).
Leave your harness to dry in the open air on a drying rack (do not tumble dry). |
