Nice and comfortable but gear loops are too small, even for sport climbing. And for trad, i don't know how to put the rack in these tiny loops. I know this is a sport harness but why buy a harness for both sport and trad, I like the light feel of a sport harness on trad routes. Also, i'm not that rich to carry 2 harnesses for different climbs. So, a little wider gear loop is the only missing part of this good design.

This harness is great for sport climbing. Very light and fits well.

I just got this harness to replace my old Metolius Safetech. I like the swami suspension system in this harness as it distributes the load more evenly on my hips for a comfy catch. I do wish the gear loops were just 1 carabiners width wider, but it's not deal breaker.

The gear loops are really tiny on this harness. 90 percent of the routes I'm climbing in my area are 50-ish ft. sport climbs, so it will work well for that, but any 100+ ft. sport, and especially trad., routes would be a huge stretch in this harness.

I picked up this harness last spring when my momentum needed replacing and I love it! Streamlined and lightweight, doesn't feel bulky at all. Works out great in the gym and performs very well at the crag too. Carries all the gear I need when sport climbing. Wide leg loops and waist belt spread out the force and make this harness very comfortable to fall in.

I wouldn't suggest if for long trad lines or big walls as it is not too padded and may be uncomfortable to hang in all day. But for shorter trad routes, sport or gym climbing it's phenomenal!

I use this harness for all my climbing in the gym and outside (sport&trad). Comfortable waist belt and leg loops if you find yourself hanging. Only minor things I’ve found are that the gear loops are kinda small. Other than that, awesome harness.

I use this for both sport and Trad climbing (unless in off-width). This is the most comfortable harness, and at the price, it is a no brainer.

Great intro harness, fits well. Even though the legs don't adjust they still feel great and safe.

This is the first harness I purchased as I am new to the sport and I must say I am not disappointed. I am about 6'2 190lbs and went with a size Large and the fit and comfort is great.

Great harness for everyday use at the gym. It's comfortable, especially with the elastic leg loops. I wish it had a gear loop in the center rear for my chalk bag, but that is a minor complaint overall.

This harness is great! It is comfortable and has what you need for sport climbing at the gym and outside. It is light weight and durable.

For $50-$60 this harness is great. It's not super fancy, but it gets the job done, and it's comfortable. I use this primarily for sport climbing in a gym, and I don't really need much else. Bought a few of these as gifts for friends and family and they love them too.

Have only used once for an indoor climbing session, and it worked flawlessly and was extremely comfortable. Also, I should note that I initially ordered the wrong size, and had zero problems getting it replaced with the correct size. Customer service was EXCELLENT, even though I was the one at fault. I have become a solid Backcountry.com customer due to their product choices and quality, fair prices, fast processing and shipping, and excellent personalized customer service.

Holy cow this thing is comfortable! The wide straps really distribute weight evenly. Not having buckles for your leg loops is not a problem. The elastic straps hug your legs perfectly. Nice thick hard points with larger opening make it easy when you are organizing your rap/lower. Black Diamond nailed it with the perfect solution!

I really do love this harness. It's light, low profile, never restricts my movement, and it's (reasonably) comfortable to hang in. For the gym, there's nothing better, at any price.

I have to deduct a star for the gear loops though...

I wear an XL cinched all the way down. This puts the right front gear loop way out in front, in a position where any gear you clip to it will hang between your legs at exactly the wrong moment. The odd thing is that I've tried on the size L (which doesn't fit comfortably due to the leg loop size), and even though the waist is open much wider, it has the same problem. The issue seems to be that the right front gear loop is sewn too close to the upper tie-in point, so that if you center your belay loop on your body, that gear loop will always be in the wrong position. If you center the back instead, it puts the gear loop in a usable position but leaves the belay loop (and upper tie-in) so off-center that you would never actually wear it this way.

The small and medium sizes may not have this problem, I haven't checked.

If BD fixed this issue it would be more than the perfect gym harness... it would just be perfect.

Bought this for sport climbing and was really impressed its super light and really comfortable. The loops being angled out makes it easier to grab your draws because they are hanging out a bit. By far favorite harness I have had.

Awesome harness for the price. Light weight and comfortable. Comparable to more expensive harnesses on the market.

This is a great light weight harness for the gym when all you need is an atc/grigri and a chalk bag. When climbing outside I opt for something a little more heavy duty to handle the quick draws or gear.

I was looking for a straight forward harness that I could use outdoors. This one fit the bill. Sizing and functionality was as expected. Great quality from BD.

I really enjoy this harness. I got it just before a big climbing trip to the Yosemite valley. I really like the lightweight design, and how comfortable it is. I was in this for almost an entire day and was comfortable the entire time. The only improvements that I would make to this is to make the gear loops a little larger or add another on either side (there's space) and adjustable leg loops. Other than that this is my favorite harness that I've owned thus far and I've been climbing for over a decade. I'd recommend this to any climber, with the exclusion of a serious big wall climber or aid climber, due to the amount of gear that they carry it's not logical due to the limited storage and lack of padding.