Edelrid Sendero climbing harness lapis
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Edelrid Sendero climbing harness lapis
Weight: approx. 315 g
Comfortable and lightweight alpine harness with extensive features. The three-buckle design allows for optimal adjustment. The five gear loops and two attachment options for ice screw clips offer plenty of options for storing gear. The SENDERO is another member of our bluesign® certified harness collection.
Details:
- 3D mesh padding and soft padded edges for optimal comfort
- Made from bluesign® certified materials
- Fully opening 20mm Slide Block buckle in the waist belt and 15mm Slide Block buckles in the leg loops to make it easier to put on when wearing skis or crampons
- Tie-in point with abrasion protection made of Dyneema® as a wear indicator, which makes internal red threads visible in the event of increased abrasion
- Soft Frame Construction for a flat force distribution for more comfort while maintaining low weight and minimal packing size
- Five gear loops, two attachment options for ice screw clips, chalk bag loop on the back
Certification: EN 12277 Type C
| SKU | Attribut | Verfügbare Menge |
|---|---|---|
| 242006.01.01 | S | 2 |
EDELRID GmbH & Co. KG
Achener Weg 66
88316 Isny im Allgäu
Germany
mail@edelrid.de
EDELRID GmbH & Co. KG
Achener Weg 66
88316 Isny im Allgäu
Germany
www.edelrid.de
From its founding in June 1863 to the present day, 160 years have passed. In the early days, Schachenmayer & Cie. manufactured only strands and cords. Today, EDELRID is a globally operating manufacturer of climbing ropes, mountaineering equipment, and occupational safety gear. For 160 years, the company has experienced continuous ups and downs – one moment the development of the kernmantle rope revolutionized mountaineering, while just a few years later a major fire destroyed almost the entire production facility. In the 1970s, the sit-climbing harness developed by EDELRID paved new paths in the climbing world, only to be ravaged by a second fire a few years later. Thus, disasters and successes alternated, contributing to making EDELRID the company you know today.
