Description
Description
The Mammut Ophir Fast Adjust Women is a climbing harness shaped for women, and its party trick is the leg loops. One buckle slides along the webbing to tighten or loosen each loop, and there is no spare strap left over to dangle against your thigh or tangle with your quickdraws.
Certification and strength
- UIAA Safety Label
- Haul loop: 4 kN
To earn the UIAA Safety Label, samples of the Ophir were put through the UIAA's standards by an independent, accredited test lab. As with any harness, it is personal protective equipment: the instructions in the box are worth reading before your first climb. The haul loop is for trailing a rope or clipping a chalk bag, never for tying in or belaying.
What it is for
Gym sessions, sport crags and a first taste of longer routes. It suits the climber heading to the bouldering and rope gym after work, the weekend at Kangaroo Point or Mt Arapiles, and the trip where you finally try a multipitch line in the Blue Mountains.
Summer gym shorts one week, winter leggings at Mt Arapiles the next: one slide of the Fast Adjust buckle re-fits the leg loops to whatever you are wearing, and it makes the harness easy to share with a climbing partner. Mammut shaped the geometry around a female frame and built it from two-part webbing that shares the load between belt and legs, so hanging at the chains while you work out the crux stays bearable.
Weight
The Ophir Fast Adjust Women weighs 350 g.
Sizing
Measure your waist over the clothes you climb in, then the top of your thigh. We stock two sizes:
- M: waist 73–85 cm, leg 58–64 cm
- L: waist 80–92 cm, leg 62–68 cm
The leg loops adjust, so choose on your waist measurement first.
Handling
A full set of quickdraws, a belay device and a couple of lockers spread across the four gear loops without crowding. Two extra loops take an ice-screw carabiner, and the haul loop at the back is the place for a trail line or a chalk bag.
Inspection
The tie-in loops are faced with a synthetic abrasion guard, because the rope wears a harness there before anywhere else. Give the harness a once-over before you climb: look along the tie-in and belay loops for nicks, furry patches or melted spots, and tug each buckle to be sure it grips.
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