Condor Outdoor H-Harness

Worked great with an HSGI Battle Belt and helped out a lot distributing weight all around as opposed to being weighed down by the compression of the belt itself. Never realized the need for a harness until actually tried one and this, even though a little price point questionable but undoubtedly fits the bill. A must have for a rifle course and even more different uses that a battle belt with this harness can provide to hold tools for specific jobs, hiking gear, mountain biking and vast endless possibilities. Universal Molle application for accessories on the back side provides a good location for a first aid kit with a velcro quick detach to coincide use with a plate carrier. Seems well made and only time can tell how it holds up but having previous experience with Condor products will definitely carry its weight far more than what its worth.

This really really helps support all of the weight on my belt. Iv converted a battle belt in to a ultralight hiking pack (around 15 lbs) and it's so convenient light weight and easy to wear! No more feeling like I'm being squeezed by the belts weight! Easy to set up with straps and easy to adjust to my height and plenty more room for different setups. Molle straps on the back plate make it convention for 1 large pouch placement or possible 2 small/medium pouches. Color matches condor belt and pouches but not sure about other brands. Great buy!

I am building a Comedian Cosplay from DC Comic's Watchmen, and this harness will serve as the foundation for the parts I am not making. It's a great harness. Very adjustable. My only criticism is that the 1" nylon straps should come with adjustable sliders for a little more security. I added a total of 8 additional sliders. Other than that, perfect!

My Condor Tactical Belt has a lot on it when it is completely loaded out with my gear, and it puts a lot of weight on my hips and lower back. I ordered the Condor H-Harness, hoping it would help distribute that load better. I've liked the construction and materials used on all of the Condor products I've purchased in the past, and the H-Harness and Tactical Belt are no exceptions. They are excellent products. After adding four Dritz 1-1/4" black finish D-Rings, one per each attachment strap on the H-Harness, and four more 2-1/4" Cordura Belt Keepers to connect the H-Harness to my Tactical Belt, I had an excellent solution to my original issue. The H-Harness does a great job of transferring a good bit of the weight to my shoulders and upper back, which makes it much easier to carry the load easier and longer. Thanks, Condor, for helping me . . . . . take a load off!!

So I've been buying a lot of Condor tactical gear lately....and for good reason....Condor has some good quality stuff that works.The harness does what it is supposed too. Its very comfortable to wear, I had my doubts at first, but after wearing it for well over 10 hours straight, driving, wood working, ect, I really enjoy it. I like to wear my H-harness when I have my drop leg holster on so I can put my Gerber Strongarm (BDZ-1 version) on my shoulder with the MOLLE attachment. The MOLLE webbing like on all my Condor products, very tight and well stitched. I just recently ordered the slim Condor battle belt that I can attach my harness to, be a great set up for my M&P 9 load out when I go and train at the range. So far, I have some type of system set up for a specific weapon system, I plan on having the harness with the battle belt and drop leg for my pistol load out system. My Condor MOLLE vest is set up for my shotgun, and I have my NCstar load bearing vest set up for my AR-15. So far the Condor products offer more adjustments, comfort, and quality than many of the cheaper products I've owned like some UTG and the NCstar vests I have. I wish I would have just bought the Condor vests and stuff in the first place but I was trying to save a few bucks. In turn I've spent more money on stuff I don't like but I guess we all have to learn, lol.

I bought both the belt and H-Harness awhile back, wearing both out in the field for the first time. I just say that the comfort level is a solid 5 stars, for both. Never having worn such a stiff "belt" I wasn't sure. And of course somebody always has something to say bad about any product out there. Clue: pay attention and be gentle with belt snap and zippers. No need to dog anything. So this set-up is awesome. Over-it I tried wearing my tactical hydration pack and even this setup worked fine. Finally put my .38 special nylon holster on my pant belt and that was also very comfortable. In conclusion, these two items are worth every penny and look, feel, and work great. Follow my adventures on the FB group, Canyon Lake Metal Detecting.

I bought this harness for one purpose and one purpose only, to carry a flash light while walking. :pI looked at many different types of harnesses, and settled on two and tried this one first. I just wanted something that was lightweight, simple, easy, cheap, and would hold a flash light in place while I walked at night.This harness does all of that and im very pleased with my purchase. Basically what I do and what I needed was a piece of gear that would sit on top of my shoulders so that I wouldn't need to wear a coat, or a necklace or anything else while walking in the dark at night.I wanted to just walk in a t-shirt with something on top carrying a light in front and in back. This harness does that perfectly for me. I couldn't be any more pleased.

I'm and Commercial and and Industrial Electrical Tradesman. As an electrician I wear tools everyday, unless they can't fit through a tight space. I wear about 20-25 lbs on my bags. Most suspenders rub my shoulders and neck horribly and don't distribute the weight evenly. Most tactical gear doesn't belong on a jobsite due to the purpose of carrying supplies and weapons vie the molle. These work great for construction purposes! The only downside is that they take some time to break in, so expect some discomfort for a day. I will one day buy a more expensive rig, but these will do.

The H-harness is the most devisive of these two items, whereas arguably the belt is great in it's own right, the H-harness is clearly not, but even paired with the belt it doesn't quite 'wow' you. I don't think this is genuine MultiCam either - check that before you buy as I am skepticalVery average, I'd recommend the bulldog one over this and the Warrior assault systems one over that

got this to replace my alice style harness and i must say it's really comfortable. the rear molle is perfect for a hydration pack and the general construction is pretty decent.only downside is the straps are a bit on the short side, i'd reccommend some 25mm tri-bar peices if you want to re-work it for a lower belt mount. that said i'm not using the pictured condor battle belt and my mounting is a bit different, so if you're using that it's probably fine.

Seems pretty good quality wise.No idea why the straps are so long though, got over a foot of excess strap each on the main 4 loops, and I'm ~6' so not exactly a short-arse.Chest adjustment is a bit rubbish, got mine as small as it'll go but could be tighter. I'm 38" chest and anyone smaller wouldn't get any use out of that bit, which'd leave the whole rig loose.

Does what it's supposed to do, only complaint I suppose is the chest strap can't be tightened that much but I guess if it was too tight it'd be quite restrictive.

Wouldn't recommend if your going to be using the yolk for a dismounted role,The chest strap is to high and extremely uncomfortable. (it can't be adjusted a great deal )I tried to then use the yolk without the chest strap on and the shoulders straps just kept falling off making it very difficult to work with.