SOB Full Body Climbing Harness Can Be Inverted Thicken Widen Protect Waist Safety Harness Tree Work Rock Climbing Mountaineering Rescuing Work at Height
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Founded in 2003, the company is mainly specialized in development, production and sale of fall arrest device . Based on "intellective, pioneering, factualistic and innovative" enterprise policy and "customer foremost, quality No.l, credit management, high class service” management tenet, our company firmly believes that we will become a manufacturing and processing enterprise with sufficient capacity through persistent effort. Put the strap 3 through the central attachment point of the seat safety belt and fasten the end with double Black buckle. Use the adjustable buckle to adjust the safety belt. The cheat safety belt should fit your body snugly. There must be enough space below the user to prevent the injury in case of a fall. The belt and leg loops are adjustable in length to better fit your body shape Made of aluminum alloy, CNC aircraft grade automatic processing, small error and durable, safe and stable, reliable quality Adjustable length elastic straps to fit people of different heights
Package Dimensions : 14.88 x 11.93 x 5.67 inches; 4.39 pounds
Item model number : RC-71
Department : unisex-adult
Date First Available : October 9, 2020
Best Sellers Rank: #50,182 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #17 in Climbing Harnesses
#17 in Climbing Harnesses:
Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (397)
Brand Name: SOB
Weight Capacity Maximum: 220 pounds
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 653854499324
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Age Range Description: Adult
Style Number: RC-71
Part Number: harness-rc71
Import Designation: Imported
Material: Polyester
Fabric Type: polyester
Apparel Fabric Stretch: No Stretch
Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Medium Weight
Fit Type: Regular
Garment Size Country: United States
Size: Standard
Color: Black
Occasion: Climbing,Construction,Fire Rescue,Mountaineering,Rappelling,Rock
Pattern: Solid
Style: Full Body Harness
Collection Name: All
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I'm climbing towers for Ham Radio operators. For years, I've gotten by using a waste belt and a single lanyard. For years, I've been free climbing up and down towers. Now that I'm older and my hand strength isn't what it once was, I needed to up the safety issue's of climbing. I watched all the videos and I did the research. I needed a harness that gave me the ability to use 2 lanyards so I'm never free from the tower. I also needed a method to prevent falls. This harness provides both methods of positioning and fall restraint. I have a lanyard around the tower at all times and when I'm in a working position, it nice that one of the positioning methods works as a seat so I can rest a bit when needed. The D ring on my back works as the fall restraint. While looking for a new full body harness, I found a great many of them in the market. I also found a great many of them are very expensive. I supposed if I were climbing for a living I could make a case for spending more money but why would I ? This harness is built well. It's comfortable to hang / sit in when taking a break on a tower. It provides all the needed safety measures which is important to me. I'm 71 years old and I suffered a heart attack last year. With this harness, I'm comfortable and I enjoy the confidence that I am not going to fall. ( IF ) I were to ask for any improvement in this harness, it would be to improve the method of adjusting the leg and shoulder straps. Getting into this harness the first time was interesting. Once I had it on, getting it adjusting correcting took some work. I thought for some time I would like to have one of the more expensive harness' that have quick couplings on the legs, waste and shoulder straps. That would make a full body harness much easier to get on. HOWEVER, it also made the harness much more expensive. All things considered, this is the way to go. IT DOES THE JOB for less than half the price. Thank you SOB for making this available. IT's A VERY NICE / COMFORTABLE PEACE OF EQUIPEMENT
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2022 by Jerry Lynn Ford
Great quality harness for climbing. Have used it numerous times climbing the masts in my boats and it works great. Very good quality and extremely comfortable. Would buy this again in a heartbeat
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2026 by Tom Burgess
Well as a man that has spent money on a few harness. This being the fifth one. And out of the five that I own. This one is the last one I should want and need. It's easy to adjust. Fits well. And most definitely is the most comfortable to wear. I can say all the stitch work is 100%. I feel safe and I know this product will save me should I fall. This product had all the right stuff in all the right places. I couldn't ask for more. Someday I might need a new one, and should I need a replacement this will be this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2025 by Missouri Man
Love the full harness! And if you don’t the. You can take off the top part and make it as a waist harness . Weight is light , comfort very comfortable, versatile good, easy to put on, and adjusting it is easy too .
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by Antonio
I am quite impressed with the construction. I had been using a Weaver leather arborist harness backed up by a Miller full body fall arrest harness to climb my tower for years. It is not very comfortable to climb (a tower) in, but you could hang from a tree in it nearly all day long. This SOB FB Harness is so much nicer to climb with. I don't know why I did not get a tower oriented harness sooner. Well, yes I do. I am frugal and make do with what I have. I am not at all sorry I bought this. From a functional point of view one of the things that sold me on this particular harness are the two equipment loops on the waist belt. In the pictures you can see a few carabiners and loop webbing attached to one of them. The other is both a front D-ring on the waist and the pair of positioning hip D-rings. I have been up the tower once with this new harness and love it. I have dangled from each of the attachment points to check the fit and support. I definitely won't be happy to dangle from the rear fall arrest attachment very long (not in this one or any other I have tried). The positioning points are great. The front waist ring allows for a nice hands free lean back to work on stuff. The first thing I expect to wear on the harness is the neoprene-like padding on the shoulder and leg straps. It will take some good use for that to happen. The waist belt has deep ribbed padding covered in a much tougher soft cordua type fabric. From a safety standpoint I don't see any concerns. The webbing is strong and the stitching as robust as I have seen on other harnesses from more familiar companies. The package comes with an EU Declaration of Conformity to EN 361:2002, EN358:2018, EN 813:2008 for what that is worth. The documentation is microscopic and not useful. The design with a connecting carabiner between the waist D-ring and over the shoulder straps allows you to don and doff the harness without having to readjust the shoulder or rear straps. There is plenty of strap length. I had nearly 3' extra on both front and the rear strap. I show how I folded it under the elastic keepers. This is what I found to have the harness fit well and safely. Fully loose the leg and waist belt straps. Step into the leg straps, pull up the belt to your waist, then duck into the shoulder straps. Connect the carabiner if you had it open to begin with. Adjust the waist belt across the top of your pelvis, and cinch it up. There is an obvious place if feels right. Next get the leg straps up into the crotch with the padding just under your buttocks, and cinch them up. Set the shoulder straps so that the REAR D-ring is between the top 1/2 of your shoulder blades. Adjust the front shoulder straps so it sits there nicely...don't tighten so much that it pulls. Now you want to adjust the rear strap. I am 5'7", so I had to tighten mine from the out of the box position. If you are tall you will likely need to lengthen this. In any case take up the slack in the rear by reaching back and pulling on the tail of the strap. If you reach back over your shoulder to grab the rear D-ring is should be sitting between your shoulder blades, and when you pull up on it you will feel a couple inches of "play" as the elastic on the seat straps stretches. Then it will "bite". Check the front and back adjustment to get the balance right.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by R. Rossi
The short: works really well for the price, is rather comfortable after many hours of wear, and has not given me any fear of use with strap slippage. Every stitch is exact same as it came out of the bag, so that says a lot for durability. Only item I will note for short people is all straps are pulled to their fullest extent to match my 5 foot 5 inch, 165 centimeter, frame. I left a suggest for SRS climbers below. It might work for DRT/MRS climbers too, but I have not tried that system yet to confirm. The long: giving five stars for the experience I have had so far with this harness. Please bear in mind that I am a major rookie climbing trees. That is the reason I sought out this harness. I found a glowing review of this brand’s hip harness on YouTube. I decided to go with the fully body for the complete body coverage, and personal learning curve issues. What I mean by that is having the full-body harness with the attachment points in the back gives any rescue team plenty of options to save me should a rookie mistake or overconfidence occur. I have gone through fall training before, and it was the first thing that went through my mind when I saw the attach points on the backside. As far as comfort goes, what do I know really? I just started my tree climbing journey, and this was my first climbing harness I have bought for this purpose. What i can compare this to is a rope Swiss Seat, and it is a far cry better than that torture. That is actually what made me seek out a real harness. Since this purchase, I have been able to climb for hours. I have even hung in this harness for about fifteen minutes taking a phone call (Yes, I know.) before I started to feel the need to move for circulation purposes. In despite of have not having any other harness purchased to compare, I can safely say from my point of view that is very comfortable for my weight. I do have two recommendations for single rope system (SRS) climbers. Because of the fixed rings at chest and hip, clipping into your ascent gear will cause a twisting action. First recommendation is to look into the Kong OVALONE DNA carabiner to solve that problem at the hip. Second recommendation is to use a cord loop at the chest to solve the same problem. Be safe out there!
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This safety harness feels sturdy and secure while remaining comfortable to wear. The straps adjust easily, and the overall quality exceeded my expectations.
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Pleasantly surprised with this class III harness. Tested this while training with Wildland fire rescue team and went inverted 180 feet up while rappelling a cliff face. Easy to put on and adjust. Very light weight. Takes up minimal space when stowed in it's protective bag. Seems very well made and durable. Time will tell how it holds up, but had many attachment points for rappelling, tying off, or attaching gear/accessories, making it very versatile. This full body harness performed way above it's price point!
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