CORAX

Their Corax in size 2 has leg loops that are far too small, making sitting on the rope very uncomfortable.

Their Petzl Corax fits great with two waist buckles for a pear shape, though they wish it had a little more padding.

Loves their Petzl Corax: literally the only harness that fit their 26-inch waist and 42-inch hips after trying every one at REI.

The Petzl Corax ranks second among their favourite harnesses.

Ended up with the Petzl Corax in size 2 and finds it perfect.

Upgraded from the Corax LT to the regular Corax and found it so worth it: everything good about the LT plus adjustable leg loops and adjusters on both sides of the waist.

With a small waist and big hips and thighs, the Corax in small was the one that finally fit, as the double buckle let them dial in the lumbar fit.

Had a Petzl Corax for about two years and it's still a perfectly good harness, more comfortable than their newer BD Zone.

Uses the Corax as their gym harness and recommends it.

Has the Petzl Corax and absolutely loves it.

The Petzl Corax works great for them, though the thigh straps aren't adjustable.

With thunder thighs and wide hips, they're happy with the Corax's adjustability.

Used the larger Petzl Corax before and after losing 22 kg: very adjustable and comfortable across body sizes, though now nearly too big.

Chose the unisex Corax for its leg adjustability without off-centring the tie-in, but after weight gain the leg loops cause burning pain when sitting or lowering.

Has a Corax but finds it uncomfortable for long multipitch climbs and hanging.

Not small, so they went with the Petzl Corax.

Finds the Petzl CORAX quite comfortable because its two waist buckles let it tighten down a lot while staying centred.