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Arc'teryx X350a All-Around Climbing Harness

Arc'teryx X350a All-Around Climbing Harness

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Arc'teryx X350a All-Around Climbing Harness

The Arc'teryx X350a Climbing Harness features adjustable leg loops, ice clipper slots, and other goodies to take on anything from sport to ice climbing. And it weights only 12.2oz. The key to the X350a Climbing Harness's low weight and incredibly low-profile design comes from newly created Warp Strength Technology, which uses a specially woven fabric instead of traditional padded webbing. To round out the features, Arc'teryx added four gear loops to carry a big alpine rack, and the rubber molding can be removed to create a low profile for increased comfort when you climb with a pack. *Only available for US shipment.

Bottom Line: The incredibly versatile Arc'teryx X350a Climbing Harness takes on summer climbing and winter gnar with equal ease.

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Rating for this product: 5

As usual, Arcteryx makes the best

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October 26, 2009

Some how they made a super light harness that is still super comfy. My only complaint the rear straps are not easily removable.

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arcteryx website shows the arcteryx x350a harness as having a

arcteryx website shows the arcteryx x350a harness as having a Haul Loop.

bc dot com, please verify and update Tech Specs accordingly.

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October 26, 2009

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The Arc'teryx x350 does have a haul loop for tag lines- not body weight.

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October 26, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Best Harness Ever - Hands Down

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October 8, 2008

I tore some gear loops off my old BD harness in a ledge dive last month, so I finally had an excuse to splurge and get this baby. Sweetest harness ever - if she could cook, I would marry her. Amazingly comfortable for hanging belays, compresses to the size of a baseball for packing, easy-buckle system for fast adjustment...pretty much just the best alpine big-wall (or all-around) harness out there. Yeah, you pay for it, but I guarantee you won't regret it.

Just a side note - as is typical of Arcteryx, the sizing is a little big (I'm size 32 waist and the medium is just barely SMALL enough for me) so make sure you try it on before you buy it or are able to return it for a different size if it doesn't fit.

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Can anyone tell me where the ice clipper slots are located and

Can anyone tell me where the ice clipper slots are located and how functional they are? That is my major concern with this harness. BD's Xenos has 6 slots and seem to be very well placed, but this harness is lighter. I have the R320 and really like how they are constructed, just trying to make sure the ice clippers are in the right places.

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September 14, 2009

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You can see them sticking out in in between the two sets of gear loops. I have one (its a prototype so I don't know if its different) and there are two more behind the second set of gear loops.

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September 14, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

WELL BUILT

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September 16, 2008

SWEET!!!!! fits true to size,lightweight, extremely comfy, the only downside is the price

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Undecided between this harness and the BD Xenos harness. I am

Undecided between this harness and the BD Xenos harness. I am into trad climbing and want a harness that is comfortable, safe, and lasts in time (considering the price of these two harnesses).
I tried on the Arc'Teryx harness here in a store and it is extremely comfortable, but I have some doubts because it seems so 'delicate'. Is it UIAA certified? I also tried on the BD Xenos which is just as comfortable, however it is bulkier. Someone please help me on deciding between the two.

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September 7, 2009

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I've worn both the light, sporty varieties and the all-day varieties of BD's most recent line and Arc'teryx's hyperthin harnesses and I prefer the BD ones. They feel a little more substantial and I also found them more comfortable in hard falls and long hangs (consecutive hanging rappels for instance). I would say that if you're into all-day trad climbing, the Xenos isn't really the harness best suited to your needs though. That's more of an ice climbing harness, and has BD's ice screw clips on it for just such occasions. The Chaos is the best BD harness for all-day, trad-climbing trips, and I've been loving it for months now.

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September 7, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Sick harness

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October 17, 2009

i bought it more as a novelty and figured I'd still use my BD and Petzl harnesses for climbing...but I was wrong...this always gets packed into my gear bag when readying and i love it...you'll forget you have it on until you fall...

Hey Arc'teryx, make the gear loops more rigid (stick out) like BD's Chaos please. Only folly of the harness, but other benefits outweigh even when trying to clip/unclip a piece of gear from one of the loops. Even in OWs a flatter gear loop isn't a massive advantage...

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Will this work on Rainer, Elbrus and Denali?

Will this work on Rainer, Elbrus and Denali?

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March 19, 2009

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Igor, save your money man, and go with BD alpine bod.

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April 15, 2009

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It would work no problem on all of those objectives. You can even get the slimmed down one, that has no plastic on the second set of gear loops so you can wear a big pack more comfortably.

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March 20, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

amazing

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May 28, 2009

very light, wore it on top of 3 layers and 60 pound pack, didnt even feel that it was on me. very strong and comfortable

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does this have a haul loop? i can't tell from the pictur

does this have a haul loop? i can't tell from the picture.

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December 23, 2008

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I own this harness and can confirm that it does have a haul loop. According to the specs, maximum load is 15kg.

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April 7, 2009

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I read reviews on other sites and people say there is a haul loop.

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March 19, 2009

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It does not. That surprises me. Not very "all-around". Check out the BD Chaos for a truly all-around harness.

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December 23, 2008

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Rating for this product: 4

light and comfy

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September 8, 2008

the harness is wicked comfortable, despite the lack of padding. love the light weight and packability. had to exchange for a different size, as it ran a bit small (i have a 30 waist, and the medium was too small). only problem i have was when stepping up to the large size, the leg loops aren't as tight as i would like them to be. should be great with ice. BTW, BD ice clippers fit the harness perfectly. thanks backcountry. as usual, customer service was excellent.

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Does it have ice clipper loops? Would it be a good ice harness?

Does it have ice clipper loops? Would it be a good ice harness?

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October 26, 2008

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That's what it's for. This would make a fantastic ice harness, and yes, it does have ice clipper slots.It has 3 ice clipper slots

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March 4, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Tiny, comfy, practical

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March 17, 2009

So far I'm completely happy with this harness, with no expectations of future disappointment. I do a lot of sport climbing currently and I've never been able to hold more draws on a single gear loop. put it on and forget. for me the adjustable leg loops were a must. I bought the 320 but the leg loops were entirely too small at the mediums size. so upgraded to this. definitely recommend it for any sport/trab/ice climbing

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Rating for this product: 5

best harness out there

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February 27, 2009

Not even a contest, the best harness on the market. Amazingly comfortably even at hanging belays and so light you tend to forget it's on. Packs down super small and the buckles are quick to adjust and bomber. Reversible gear loops and ice clippers are perfect. Only two small complaints. First, the haul loop is pretty weak but just slide an open loop of dyneema around the waist and you're set. Secondly, the drop seat is impossible to use so I switched the little Arcteryx buckle with one from a Mammut harness and its perfect. As far a sizing goes, need to try it on or be able to return it. I'm 140lb and 31in waist and got a Med. The leg loops are perfect but the waist is just barely small enough to fit. Pricey, but you get what you pay for!

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Rating for this product: 5

Plush Minimalism

By: Backcountry.com Sponsored Athlete
July 17, 2009

I've been climbing in the X350a all summer, and I love it. No more having to double check that I'm doubled back thanks to the new buckle system. Hanging in the harness is quite comfortable too. (Not that I ever "take" or anything....) Draws and gear hang where I need them to and it fits like a glove. I wear size 30 carharts, and I went with the small. There's still plenty of room in the harness should I need to layer up in the fall or winter. This is my go to harness when there is a fall potential. When ski-mountaineering, or for a just in case harness, check out the Camp Alp 95:

http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/CAMP-USA-ALP-95-Climbing-Harness/CMP0028M.html

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Rating for this product: 4

Comfort and packable

By: Backcountry.com Employee
October 31, 2008

This Harness is amazing. I am not the biggest fan as far as for trad climbing, or big wall, only because it dosent hold all my gear as well, and i have to majorly shoulder strap it up. But I can not say how perfect it is for everything else. I love the comfort when I am belaying my beginner friends, I can teach climbing all day with no complaints in this baby!
And then climbing in it is magical. I climb faster and longer all b/c of this harness.
I would def recommend it!

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Tech Specs:

Material:
WST fabric, Schoeller 
Padding:
Doesn't need it 
Adjustability:
Waist & legs 
Gear Loops:
4 & 3 ice clipper loops 
Haul Loop:
No 
Weight:
12.2oz (347g) 
Recommended Use:
Sport climbing, ice & mixed climbing 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 

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