General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Harness Hang Syndrom	24-Aug-2007 At 3:15:35 PM	dr_fil_good
Message
Four years, that's a very old harness. I don't retire things very often, hell, if anything i'm a bit careless with my gear at times, but I still find I need to replace my harness once every two years. If you've had your harness for four years, the foam would have definately deteriated to nothing and you would be sitting in just the thin bits of tape that hold the foam together. My Two Cents: Buy a new harness.

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