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Mammut designed the Focus Harness to feel comfortable whether you’re whipping on a three-pitch route, red-pointing your summer project, or chilling on belay. Plush 3D mesh padding cushions without causing pressure while you work your way up that massive crack. The Hypalon skeleton amps up support, so you won’t feel like you’re hanging in a harness made of tube socks. Four molded gear loops hold your rack, and anatomical, adjustable leg loops accommodate those burly post ski-season quads. Thanks to the Focus Harness’s Slide-Bloc buckles, you don't need to double back.
Bottom Line: Focus on comfortable climbing.
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Is there anywhere to attach a chalk bag in the back of this harness?
Is there anywhere to attach a chalk bag in the back of this harness? I know that it doesn't have a haul loop in the back but I want to know if anyone knows if there is any place to attach the bag in the back.
By: John
February 20, 2009
There's a loop in the back right where you'd expect it to be, it's just not a full strength loop so it's not for anchoring yourself or hauling big loads. Perfectly fine for a chalk bag though.
By: Mark Parrett
June 7, 2010
There IS a loop on the back, but if you use the loop and a carabiner, your chalkbag will constantly twist. I took a small piece of cord/string and tied one end to the hole on the left side rear gear loop, threaded the cord/string through the loops of my chalkbag, and then tied the other end to the hole on the right side rear gear loop. It acts like a mini chalk bag belt in that I can slide it back and forth, and it keeps the chalkbag perfectly flat against my backside.
By: Rico Suave
March 11, 2009
Decent Harness
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Mark Parrett
March 5, 2009
The Mammut Focus Harness is good for a first harness, only thing it lacks is a haul loop. When you cinch it down there is lots of extra material on the belt (I'd say size down if you're on the border of sizes), and the elastic loop to secure the loose end isn't very well designed. But for $30, I bought this an extra for taking friends out to try climbing. Perfectly fine for that role.
The size chart seems wrong. The large is smaller than the medium.
The size chart seems wrong. The large is smaller than the medium. Is this correct or a typo?
By: rick1303223
February 20, 2009
If you look at all of them, you'll notice there's a fair bit of overlap between sizes to accommodate extra layers etc. Pick the one you fit closest to the middle of. And remember to measure your true waist, not where your pants go. Harnesses are supposed to sit high.
By: Angus Bohanon
February 20, 2009
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
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Decent Harness
The Mammut Focus Harness is good for a first harness, only thing it lacks is a haul loop. When you cinch it down there is lots of extra material on the more...
- Material:
- Nylon
- Padding:
- 3D Mesh padding on legs & waist
- Adjustability:
- Adjustable legs & waist
- Gear Loops:
- 4 Molded
- Haul Loop:
- No
- Weight:
- 15oz (425g)
- Recommended Use:
- Sport climbing, trad climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Switzerland