Brand: Edelrid

    Category: Harnesses

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager — Ogden, UT

    Highlights: lightweight, ice climbing

    The Prisma Guide Alpine Harness is an ultralight yet robust climbing harness designed for ski mountaineering enthusiasts. Its innovative Dyneema frame ensures maximum comfort and durability, making it the perfect companion for both alpine ascents and technical climbs. 1. Ultralight Dyneema frame that minimizes weight without sacrificing strength. 2. Even pressure distribution for enhanced comfort during extended wear. 3. Superior airflow design to keep you cool and comfortable in varying conditions. 4. Versatile construction suitable for both rock and ice climbing. 5. Quick-adjust leg loops for a customizable fit that accommodates layering. 6. Reinforced gear loops for easy access to essential climbing equipment. 7. Compact design that packs down easily for convenient transport and storage. The Prisma Guide Alpine Harness is ideal for alpine climbers and ski mountaineers seeking a lightweight and high-performance harness. It excels in challenging environments, from icy slopes to rocky ascents, making it perfect for both seasoned climbers and adventurous beginners. This harness is particularly suited for spring and summer expeditions, where agility and comfort are paramount.

    Price: $109.95

    Philip Burnett's review

    Light, but full featured. Can be put on without taking off skis/crampons.

    Recommended by Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager

    Frequently asked questions

    What does Philip Burnett say about the Prisma Guide Alpine Harness?

    Light, but full featured. Can be put on without taking off skis/crampons.

    Why does Philip Burnett recommend Edelrid?

    Philip Burnett recommends the Edelrid Prisma Guide Alpine Harness for harnesses. Light, but full featured. Can be put on without taking off skis/crampons.

    Is the Prisma Guide Alpine Harness a good harnesse?

    Yes — Philip Burnett recommends the Prisma Guide Alpine Harness by Edelrid as their harnesses pick. Light, but full featured. Can be put on without taking off skis/crampons.

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    What other hosts are saying

    2 experts recommend the Edelrid Prisma Guide Alpine Harness.

    Seth Burns, Mountain Guide, Avalanche Forecaster

    Fully featured harness that packs down small

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