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harness
Category
Harness
Type
Alpine
Key specs
Adjustable leg loops, moveable waist padding
Material
Polyamide, polyester, HMPE, Dyneema
Weight
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What climbers keep saying · from 2 reviews

comfortable2

Moved to the Edelrid Autana after losing weight and finally found something snug on their thighs.

positive

With 26-inch thighs, finds the Autana by far the most comfortable leg loops they've worn, with room to spare.

positive

Switched from the Jayne to the Autana, the most comfortable to sit in after trying almost every harness in stock.

positive

Just got the Autana for thick thighs: adjustable leg loops with thick single padding that doesn't dig in during long hangs.

positive

In size small the Autana's fifth gear loop was basically useless, overlapped by the two back loops; only suits single-pitch sport.

negative

Recently got the newer Autana and loves it: fits large thighs wonderfully, fairly light, comfortable to hang in, with a floating waist belt and great buckles.

positive

The Edelrid Autana works really well for their thunder thighs: waist padding stays centred, adjustable leg loops go big, high waist, flexible belay loop, and 5 gear loops fit a double rack.

positivecomfortable

Seconds the Autana for thick thighs; their only con is that the stretchy rear straps could be longer.

positivecomfortable

Racking up on the Autana never worked for them; the gear loops are tiny and seriously unusable.

negative

With thick thighs, values that the Edelrid Autana has adjustable leg loops.

positive