Description
The choice between fight and Flight is obvious.
- Ultralight design built for sport climbing
- Enough gear loop space to equip a seriously long pitch with draws
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Black Diamond Flight Harness
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Great Harness
Andrew Christensen
Member since
I have only used this harness a couple times because the ski season is still in. It only took one use, however, to make me a believer. This harness is awesome. It is comfortable. Sometimes you almost forget it is on. It's great. I really like the leg loops. You can adjust them to fit perfectly. The plastic is not weight bearing and therefore is not an issue. It just makes it more comfortable. The only thing that kind of bugs me is the lack of a gear loop in the back. I still haven't figured out where the best sport for my chalk bag is because of this. That was the only surprise. If anyone has any suggestions let me know.
My First Harness and so far My Favorite
Carson Dunbar
Member since
This harness is truly amazing. It's lightweight, comfortable, and adjustable. It's not a plush harness by any means but it packs a punch for being a minimalist harness. Black Diamond knocks it out of the park again with this one!
Ultralight and out of the way
Courtney Dean
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Excellent minimalist harness. No frills, but still possesses the essentials. Great for sport climbing. Has the necessary padding for comfort, and fits a wide range per size.
One start deducted because the leg loops are small. I'm about at their maximum, but have plenty of room in the waste. I am big for a climber (6'3"/ 220#), so this might not be a problem for most.
There is a nice divider on the gear loops that helps one sort things out but keeps gear pretty close. This can work for some, and be a nightmare for others. I like not having to reach way back to get to the rear loops.
Great harness for the right person
dan4846025
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Wasn't a huge fan of the fit of the flight harness. Felt a little loose and somewhat cumbersome in comparison to the minimalist harnesses I've owned previously. Ended up exchanging for the ozone and happy with my decision. For the money, however, the flight is probably one of the better harnesses on the market. Lightweight and versatile.
Light and Functional
Arthur Cammers
Member since
I bought this harness to trad climb. There are two things about it that are attractive:
(1) It is minimal but supportive. Trad climbers carry more gear than sportos, what you don't want is even more bulk.
(2) The gear loops are square-shaped versus the traditional sagging loop in which the biners all bunch tight, comingle and clip to one another.
More than a few times I flew in the Flight, it doesn't bite when you hit the bight.
Arthur
My favorite Harness.
Cedar Wright
Member since
This is actually my favorite Black Diamond Harness, and I've found it to be quite versatile and surprisingly comfortable for its size, and the adjustable Leg Loop Feature is super handy. Love it.
Are the leg loop 'buckles' metal or...
delfindle2177473
Member since
Are the leg loop 'buckles' metal or plastic?
Jeff Chrisler
Member since
they are plastic, which is certainly concerning...
ado5313534
Member since
The speed adjust buckle slides are plastic but with the system black diamond uses the slides make the elastic tighter or looser depending on the desired fit. These harnesses are bullet proof black diamond tests all of there products and they wouldn't sell it if it was going to fail there customers. This harness is the same harness that tommy caldwell is wearing in one of his facebook pictures with alex honnold, If Tommy wears it so will I.
Cedar Wright
Member since
I can say that after using one of the harness very hard for nearly a year, with lots of chimneys, jamaring and some big whips that you don't have to worry about the plastic parts. They aren't load bearing and just there to make sure you have a perfect fit around the legs, which I really like.
Love this harness
JohnnyInk
Member since
i love this harness!! so light yet so bomber. i can't even tell i have it on. no problems with it catching me on my redpoint attempts and no problems hanging out in it as i clean my sport routes. super comfy during both. i love the speed adjust feature. i was kinda sketched about the gear loops being so close to each other. i actually can't tell the difference with gear loops that are farther apart. not to mention the color is awesome. if u want a super lightweight and bomber sport harness, this is it.
Is there a size chart available yet? I...
Shelton
Member since
Is there a size chart available yet? I did not see one on the the BD website either. I have the Petzl Hirundos in sz medum but it is too big. Wondering if I'll take a small in this. 5'11", 153 lbs, 30.5 waist, and skinny legs. The Hirundos is maxed tight on me and the leg loops are just a little too big for comfort when taking falls.
Jeff Chrisler
Member since
that is strange that they don't have a size chart jumping out at you. i did find one here - http://www.blackdiamondequipment.com/en-us/shop/climb/harnesses/momentum-al-harness/
but it puts you in between. i'd try to try on another bd harness locally if you can and attempt to fit into the small
This harness seems to have 2 large gear...
brent
Member since
This harness seems to have 2 large gear loops that are split into 4 total sections with some kind of smaller plasic divider piece . . Will this kinda push all your gear together and make things a bit more cramped? or vice versa?
Arthur Debowski
Member since
It can be used to kind of separate the gear in whatever ratio you want and spread the load in a way that makes the most sense for your needs. It is unlikely you will have it all bunching up though.
brent
Member since
I guess I'm just more curious if the gear will be loaded towards the outside edges of the loops or towards the middle where the divider piece is located?
