Harness Sale

Buy & find first class climbing harnesses at great prizes

You will want to be sure that you have the equipment you need for your security and pleasure when it comes to rock-limbing. The most important equipment is your harness, which fastens you to your ropes. Which kind of rock-jumping will I do? What equipment do I wear when I climb?

Do you value convenience or lightweight? When you have an explanation to these issues, you will be able to limit your selection to the right harness according to the functions you need. The padded waistbelt and ankle straps provide fall prevention and climbability.

It is especially useful when you climb on craggy cliffs. GARAGE LOSES are long-lasting straps on the waistband that can be used to attach additional equipment such as quickdraws or slings to your harness. The Haul Loop is intended for wearing a second cable when you climb in multi-rope lengths. Buckles in the waistline and adjustable ankle straps allow for an individual fitting.

Several gymnastic belts do not have variable straps on the ankle strap, as they are less likely to wear several coats when indoors. The waistband and legrings are sometimes insulated to hold iceclimbers and keep them warm. We have a wide range of top brand products including Black Diamond, Petzl, C.A.M., C.A.M.P., Mammut, Arc'teryx and more.

As part of the full kit, don't miss to bring your safety equipment, shoes, rope and backpack to prepare you for your next mountaineering outing.

Harnesses: Best-No-Pull & Step in dog harnesses

There are many animal keepers who wonder whether a necklace or harness is better for their puppy. Well, the solution is easy.... whatever you like! However there are several advantages for harness for many races for which necklaces may not be perfect. Dogs' harness is an efficient exercise device, especially for pups.

NO-PULLE handlers provide better controls over your pets as they are not designed for drawing or bouncing and help keep your puppy focussed on their stroll. It is undeniable that puppies with airway diseases or shorter nose like boobs will favour a harness, because it keeps additional strain away from the trachea and allows a more convenient training.

A number of animal owner fear that a harness could cause more trouble than a collier. Now, however, many styles are step-in dogsharnesses that provide a simple and simple passage for domestic animals and their owner. Whilst some hounds still choose a necklace over harness, it is important to investigate the options with your puppy.