Black Diamond Blizzard

Pros: Comfortable
Cons: None Yet

As someone relatively new into climbing, or at least this time around, I am beginning to buy new gear. Right now, I only need gear for climbing in a gym. In Houston, you can choose the gym, or maybe a building if you don't mind getting arrested for...

Pros: Light and can be used in all conditions
Cons: you still have to double back the straps

The first harness that I purchased was a Dyno AL, it was a good harness but I wanted something better. I conducted a little bit of research and came to the conclusion that the Blizzard is a great harness not just for rock climbing but also for ice...

Pros: great design for winter climbing and mountaineering
Cons: none to speak of

This is a really well-designed harness for winter climbing or alpine mountaineering. It has an extra long waist strap so that it still fits when you've got some extra layers on in cold weather. It has adjustable leg loops. The buckles etc. are all...

Pros: escapability, adjustability
Cons: gear loops too far back

I bought this harness for use as an alpine rock climbing harness. Even though I was quite slim when I made this purchase I chose large because of all of the extra clothing involved with alpine rock.
This harness seems to have it all:
Haul...

Pros: Comfortable, Extra gear hook, fits over cold weather gear and very light.
Cons: Functionaly none just a little pricey.

I have been climbing with this harness for about 4 months now and I love it. It has tons of gear loops and come with a hand extra ice clip. This harness is very well made and durable. There are a few really nice features. The leg loops can be dropped...

Pros: Lightweight, Good Padding, Convenience Features
Cons: Price, Buckling System

While I already own the BD Bod, I picked up this harness as a second harness more suited toward gym climbing. And how does it seem?

It is really nice. The foam padding on the legs on on the waist belt are super comfy. Much nicer than my...