Safety Harness Fall Protection,Fall Arrest Roofing Harness Safety Kit For Work Approved OSHA ANSI (XL/2XL)

This harness fits me well. It has been fairly comfortable to wear. It seems to be of good construction. I have used this on my steep metal roof so I don't fall & slide off. Overall, it has been been good for what I use it for.

The design is incredibly well-thought-out, offering adjustable straps for a snug fit that doesn’t restrict movement. The padding is comfortable and provides support even during long hours of wear. I feel confident knowing I’m protected with this harness, and the quality of the materials is exceptional. It’s durable, easy to adjust, and the D-rings are perfectly placed for optimal safety

This is a very comfortable harness. I've had a few in the past and I've borrowed from coworkers. This is the most comfortable I've ever worn. The buckle style leg straps is my favorite part. Super easy to don and doff and I can buckle them when hanging it up to lessen the hanging length and keep each respective strap together so donning it is easier and faster. It has nice padding on the shoulders and on the back yoke. It's a pleasure to wear for extended periods even though, like all harnesses, it does start to rub you after awhile. My only complaint is the plastic piece used to hold the D-ring in place in the back yoke. It doesn't have any function in the safety of the harness, it just keeps the D-ring from moving all of the place. Cool...but it broke very quickly. It doesn't effect the fit or function, just a small disappointment that it broke so soon. Overall, love it

Good fall arrest harness for work in lifts. It's about as comfy as most other harnesses i use at work. The shoulder straps might be a little less comfy than a super premium brand but that's mainly because i'm a skinny dude. It fits well, minimal riding in the crotch area (which is important).It's got all the standard things like 2 additional front loops, a plastic loop to hang the leash when not in use and some reflective ribboning.I used it for a week straight in a scissor lift and it wasn't heavy or restrictive.

Nice quality, good stitching, Instructions are included with tons of OSHA regulations warnings in it, and an inspection record is included with said instructions. The manual instructs you to discard if it has saved someone from a fall (indicators are on the harness) or 5 years after it's put into service.I don't know if trusting your life to a Chinese off-brand safety equipment is generally the most brilliant choice, but it appears that this harness exceeds regulation requirements (which themselves naturally vastly exceed what you would ever truly need). The weak point in your safety gear is unlikely to be this harness. It is very sturdy, and includes 3 connection points--one for a fall arrestor, another two for a tree/post lanyard.I will be using this for a roofing project. Unfortunately, if were to fail on me and I died while roofing my house, I would not be around to update the review and tell you about it!UPDATE:I'm mostly done with the roofing project, and have not tested the fall-catching capacity of this harness. HOWEVER, I did want to update the review and say that this harness has been very comfortable, and most importantly, it has pads under the shoulder straps. Why does that matter? Well, for wearing it around, it's not really much of an upgrade. If, however, you carry shingles over your shoulders, that padding is truly irreplaceable. I carried a bunch of shingles up a ladder without this harness on, and murdered my neck and shoulders. Later I carried a bunch while wearing this harness. The difference was night and day. Yes, you can find cheaper harnesses. You should get this one though, if for no other reason than the pads. I bought two harnesses and lifelines--one came in a bucket with other stuff included, and it's OK. This harness is very superior.

LIKES: good fit, adjustable, comfortable, very secure and easy to use on the roof. DISLIKES: none to report. HOW USING: I like to do my own roof repairs on my house. RECOMMENDATION: Yes. Nice safety gear. Adjustable straps feel secure and are easy to adjust. Easy to set up by self.

I'm planning to place some permanent eaves lights on our 2 story house and there's one small area in particular that I'm worried about. A few years ago, I'd have gone up on that roof and hung halfway over the edge holding a hammer in one hand and a power drill in the other without a thought in the world, but something happens to the body once you hit 50 so I'm all about safety back-ups now.So I bought a roof anchor, climbing rope, and this harness to use as a “just in case I fall over the side”safety backup.This harness has exceeded my expectations and is just incredible!Suburb quality, durable, adjustable to fit, strong buckles, OSHA safety compliant, and more.I’m very happy with it and have absolutely no reservations that it will be strong enough to securely hold my weight if I were to start falling.Highly recommend!I don't anticipate any issues, but I'll update here if any come up.

I have some chimney repairs to do on a Victorian home with a very steep roof so I wanted a harness to keep me safe. This harness is definitely rugged, heavy duty, comfortable, and has nice features like padded back/shoulders and thick rings . I’m 6’ tall and 160lbs and with the adjustments I can snug it down which makes me feel secure. As far as value, the only thing missing that’s missing from this is a lanyard (short tether). Other than that, it’s awesome.