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zao479
Aug 20, 2005, 9:14 PM
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I am a newby and tiered of being the bum with no gear. I’m looking at the Black Diamond “Momentum AL” for my first harness. Suggestions are more than welcome.
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mcgivney_nh
Aug 20, 2005, 9:21 PM
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I have recently purchased this harness, it is very comfortable and the price is right. I would reccommend this to you, especially as a beginner. It could probably be used for anything you can think of (toproping, sport, trad, gym). Though it wouldn't be the best for one specific type, it is good as an all arounder.
-Sean.
I really hope that made sense, to sum it up, Yes i would reccommend it.
Have fun climbing.
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mcumbrae
Aug 20, 2005, 10:14 PM
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I bought the package that comes with an ATC, a biner, a chalkbag and chalk and I would again... I have other harness now, but still carry the old Momentum, which has very little signs of wear after a year of heavy use... I say go for it :P
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joeho
Aug 21, 2005, 4:29 AM
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It's an awesome harness. It was my first harness, felt comfortable and was nice and padded. Also liked the molded gear loops (don't like those flimsy ones).
It's also nice and cheap. Hold off on the package deal, you can get better stuff.
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onbelay510
Aug 21, 2005, 4:37 AM
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This harness is in my opinion the best value out there. I've got one and it works great. Before buying any harness, hang in it for awhile to make sure it's comfortable.
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