Pros: Very Adjustable. Lasts forever if taken care of. Easy to use. Cons: Not particularly comfortable if you are wearing shorts/T-shirt
I have used a Black Diamond Alpine Bod Harness for years. It is reasonably old now and in need of replacement simply due to age, but I definitely feel that I have gotten good value for my money. I will probably be buying another Bod Harness to replace...
Pros: lightweight and compact, inexpensive,can be put on and taken off with crampons, skis, snowshoes etc. on your feet. Cons: buckle is hard to manipulate while wearing gloves
I purchased an Alpine Bod for mountaineering trips.
I believe that no other harness is better suited for it's intended use than an Alpine Bod.
For glacier travel and light and fast alpine climbing, I have found nothing better. ...
I got into climbing about two years ago. When shopping for a harness the main factor that influenced my descision was price. The reason why I love my harness is that I only payed $29 for it at an upscale retailer. Many people think that a cheap...
Pros: Cheap, Simple, Durable Cons: No Padding(Not really a con)
The Alpine Bod is really the only harness you'll ever need for Ice or Alpine climbing. Sure their are other fancier harnesses out there - some of them even weigh just as little. Non of them can compare to the simplicity of the Alpine Bod - no Harness...
I bought this harness just kinda for an extra, got an extra large so it would fit the majority of my friends. Sometimes it is tough to find an extra large harness that actually will fit an extra large waist, up to 40 in. This harness is a no-frills,...
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