3M Protecta Medium - Large Comfort Construction Style Full Body Positioning Harness With Easy-Link Web Adapter, Auto-Resetting Lanyard Keeper And Impact Indicator

Reasonably light, fits well, very comfortable, easy to adjust. I like it alot more than the Miller harness I used before it. That was nice but a huge hassle to get into and adjust. This one just feels natural.

I did pole, tower, and manhole work where harnesses are an OSHA requirement. Buy the best and spend more than you can afford. There is only one of you. Retired now, I got this to work on the roof with vertical fall system to supplement my rope. If you have a long torso or are long waisted get the next size up. I’m 6-1, 245lbs, if I was any bigger in any dimension, it would have been too small. Very well made and wears well. Good kit.

It’s comfortable, makes my life easier, and a great affordable price for what you get. Make sure you get the right size though. I’m 5’8, 165 lbs, and the medium-large size just barely fit me with everything cranked as small as I can make it. I’ll order a small next time. Everything else is great though. PS it comes with built in trauma straps so you won’t need to order those too if you were thinking about it.

This has been my go to for years now. I have owned 4 in the last 8 years. I have never "needed" to replace it. It was a personal choice. I personally set mine up to also be my tool pouch.

Harness is a great buy for the money. Fits well all except for the waist belt. I'm a bigger guy at 300lbs. The harness is rated for 420lbs with tools so me and my tools fall within the rated Wright. But the waist belt is too small. Had to buy another belt to put in it and now it fits good.

Very good quality safety product

I spend roughly 10 hours a day in this harness, and compared to the one my company provides, this thing is as comfortable as it gets.Please be sure to check the date of manufacture before using for work. Remember, your life depends on this thing being able to hold you up / stop your fall.Also, make sure you invest in relief straps. In the event that you do fall, you can only stay conscious for about 10 - 15 minutes while suspended in the air. If your work site doesn’t have a rescue plan in place, this could mean you have to spend significantly longer suspended in the harness. It’s imperative that you have something to “stand” on such as a relief strap to take pressure off your legs. If you don’t, blood pools in your legs and can cause you to pass out, eventually causing suffocation resulting in death. If you are rescued while unconscious, you still aren’t out of the woods. You can actually have a blood clot which releases or the blood can rush too quickly back to your heart. Please take this warning seriously. Invest the $20 in relief steps. If you don’t YOU CAN DIE. There have been tons of documented cases of this happening to both workers and rock climbers / others who have fallen in harnesses.

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