LUNA

Their Luna is super comfortable and they really like it as a gym harness, though it's pretty bulky for outdoors.

The Luna is one of only two comfortable harnesses for them, with better padding, but the smaller size had too low a rise and tiny gear loops.

Likes the Petzl Luna for its super adjustable leg loops.

Is happy with their Petzl Luna despite a bloating-prone stomach.

Has had the Luna a few years: fits big thighs perfectly and is nicely cushioned for hanging.

With a small waist and big hips, the Petzl Luna was the only harness that fit over their hips while closing at the waist.

Quite happy with their Petzl Luna: worth the price for the gear loops and it cuts into their thighs less than their old Mammut Ophir.

Has climbed in their Petzl Luna for 5 years and loves it.

Uses the Petzl Luna in S: the only harness where the straps lie flat on their thighs, with adjustable leg loops that work really well.

Uses the Petzl Luna in S; the adjustable leg loops are very useful since elastic loops wouldn't fit over their thighs.

The Petzl Luna was the most uncomfortable harness they've tried, though they know people who like it.

Has the Luna and loves it, sized so it fits when tightened all the way.

Loves the Luna, the most comfortable harness they've used: sits high on the waist and supports the back better than their previous BD harnesses on long multi-pitch hangs; no gear-loop issues.

Owns and loves the Luna; with muscular thighs and hips, nothing else they tried came close for comfort.

Finds the Luna pretty good but is salty that the newer version uses noticeably cheaper materials and less padding.

Loves the Luna; its gear loops aren't set up for trad, but it carries 18 draws and an anchor comfortably for sport leading.

Has run the Luna for several years and loves it: very comfy padding, five gear loops and good adjustability for a small waist with bigger hips, at an approachable price.

Loves their Luna: super comfy and works great with bigger thighs; the dangling leg strap ends bothered them at first but they quickly stopped noticing.

The Luna's adjustment range isn't great for an 11-inch waist-to-hip difference; they had to size up and cinch it down a lot.

With a small waist and large thighs, they currently use the Petzl Luna and it's been fine.

The newer red Petzl Lunas fit them perfectly, unlike the awkward older purple ones that were hard to get over their hips.

Their Petzl Luna stays centred on the belay loop even cinched down on a small waist with big thighs.

The Luna never goes off-centre on their thick-thighed build, but the leg straps are still a bit tight at their loosest.

Has been loving the Petzl Luna they got in early July with no issues; the leg loops use metal hardware instead of plastic.

With curvy measurements, the Petzl Luna is the only harness they found that truly fits.

Likes their Petzl Luna harness.

Small waist and thick thighs, and the Luna is the harness they recommend for that fit.

With small-waist, bigger-thigh proportions, the Luna is one of the two harnesses that work best for them, and great.

Has similar measurements (small waist, thick thighs) and uses the Luna.

At a 28-inch waist and 24-inch thighs they're liking the Petzl Luna in medium.

The Petzl LUNA eased the groin pressure they had in another harness, until weight loss meant a smaller size, whose gear and belay loops are tiny and spoil the rise.