Petzl Corax Harness
Petzl Corax Harness - Navy Blue / 1 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Designed for a variety of climbers, the Petzl Corax harness offers maximum comfort and versatility. This fully adjustable harness comes in three colours and two sizes, making it suitable for both indoor gym and outdoor climbing, as well as via ferrata. With its user-friendly design, this harness is perfect for all body types.
Features
Adjustable and exceptionally comfortable harness:
- A broad waistbelt and cushioned leg loops offer superior support and comfort.
- The waistbelt features two DOUBLEBACK buckles, allowing effortless adjustment and centring of the harness to keep the gear loops within easy reach.
- Adjustable leg loops enable a customised fit, accommodating various body shapes and layers of clothing.
- FRAME Technology construction ensures even weight distribution across both the waistbelt and leg loops.
- Designed for versatility, making it suitable for indoor climbing, crag climbing, multi-pitch routes, and via ferrata.
Designed for efficient gear organisation and accessibility:
- Two rigid front gear loops facilitate easy clipping and unclipping of quickdraws.
- Two flexible rear gear loops are angled to bring gear to the front and ensure comfort while carrying a backpack.
- A rear accessory loop provides space for essentials such as a chalk bag, climbing shoes, a quick link, a trail line, or other equipment.
- Compatible with CARITOOL EVO tool holders, allowing secure racking of ice screws.
Eco-conscious design:
- The exterior fabric of the waistbelt and leg loops is crafted from recycled polyester, supporting sustainable practices.
- Includes a storage pouch crafted from recycled polyester and nylon.
Technology
Technical Notice
Declaration Of Conformity
Tips for maintaining your equipment
Inspection
PPE inspection procedure
PPE checklist
Technical Content
Belay Loop and Tie-In Points: Where Do I attach My Lanyard, My Belay Device And My Rope?
The front part of a climbing harness usually has a belay loop and two tie-in points. These parts provide a place to attach a lanyard, a belay device and a rope.
1. Where do I attach my lanyard?
From a safety and strength perspective, the lanyard can be attached to the belay loop or to the two tie-in points. But as a matter of comfort, it is preferable to attach your lanyard to the belay loop.
2. Where do I attach my belay device?
A common error is to attach the belay device to the two tie-in points instead of to the belay loop. WARNING: when connected to the two tie-in points, the carabiner will not be properly loaded.
3. Where do I attach my rope?
From a safety and strength perspective, there is no risk in tying in with a figure-eight knot or a bowline knot on the belay loop instead of to the two tie-in points.
But as a matter of durability and wear, it is preferable to tie in to the two tie-in points.
Once everything is set up, remember to do a partner check before starting to climb:
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