The airNET climbing harness was developed in collaboration with BD athlete Adam Ondra and is a state-of-the-art climbing harness designed for the 2020 Olympic Games. The airNET features patented airNET technology, which is ultra-breathable for peak performance and evenly distributes the load during falls across the mesh. The harness also includes the patented, robust, and volume-reduced Infinity Bridge, which prevents the dreaded rebound of the bridge when climbing a route and the seam of the bridge gets caught. Weighing in at just 235 grams (in men's medium size), it has two pressure-molded gear loops at the front, while the volume-reduced gear loops at the back have been retained. This was a request from Ondra, who removed the rear gear loops from his competition climbing harness to save weight and reduce packing size. The lower and upper tie-in points made of black Dynex are strong and lightweight, and the thermally welded edges of the waist belt and leg loops ensure that the harness feels comfortable against the skin even during intense climbing sessions.

Product features:

• Developed at the suggestion of athletes, in collaboration with Adam Ondra
• Patented airNET technology is ultra-breathable for high performance and evenly distributes the load during falls across the mesh
• Patented, durable, lightweight, and seamless Infinity Pontet
• Two pressure-molded gear loops at the front; lightweight gear loops with volume-reduced straps at the back.