Most comfortable and versatile SRT harness with chest/shoulder straps

Stephen Moore

Stephen Moore

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Wondering what you guys are rocking, because mine is getting a bit beat up. And I know the tech changes faster than diapers on a new born. So any advice would be appreciated.
I want a fully kitted out SRT harness that is posture friendly for a 54 year old stubborn climber.
All opinion are welcome!
 
Camp tree access Evo is what I've got. Rated shoulder straps are nice. I don't know if it's the "best" but I liked it way better than the ergovation I tried.

There is also a fixed attachment point that sure at waist level that at least for me encourages better Ascent posture than the rope bridge it also has
 
I still haven't bought an MB yet and I'm still riding in an MCRS when I do climb. My hip has been getting worse, so I prefer to stay on the ground when I can. One wrong twist or slip of the leg throws me off for a couple of days. I'm avoiding the knife for a hip replacement.

@Stephen Moore I've heard great ratings on the MB. That's where my interest in another $500 saddle stems from. Thinking I'd keep the MCRS set up for trims and the MB for removals. Good luck in your quest.
 
MB is killer. My only thing I am not crazy about is the fact that the back-pad is actually too big for me.
A buddy just sent me the Tree-Austia 3.2 with their suspenders. God Gawd this thing is killer. Once dialed in it is feather light, super comfy, has the bigger side dee's which I love, and great attachment points. For me it a little mixture of the MB and the TreeMo. Ive done a few removal with it, and I so far I love it! So much shiny gear and so little time! Whats a fella to do?
 
rico said:
MB is killer. My only thing I am not crazy about is the fact that the back-pad is actually too big for me.
A buddy just sent me the Tree-Austia 3.2 with their suspenders. God Gawd this thing is killer. Once dialed in it is feather light, super comfy, has the bigger side dee's which I love, and great attachment points. For me it a little mixture of the MB and the TreeMo. Ive done a few removal with it, and I so far I love it! So much shiny gear and so little time! Whats a fella to do?
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I would think the big dees for the 1” Manila flippie would be essential! Who sells the tree Austria 3.2?
 
Wessspur has the in stock.
In my humble opinion you just can't go wrong with the MB, TreeMo, or TreeAustria. At that point your just splitting hairs, and its gonna come down to body type, small details, and personal preference.
 
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I would give the Monkey Beaver a call and see if they would or could set it up with a shoulder harness and ropegrab.
My style is ascent and decent srt with working and climbing switch up between srt ddrt
I spend more time pruning and off the spurs than most I would bet. though it doesn't quidte feel that way this year with all the storm work.
shoulder harness and sternal rope grab in either case is absolutely necesary
 
rico said:
MB is killer. My only thing I am not crazy about is the fact that the back-pad is actually too big for me.
A buddy just sent me the Tree-Austia 3.2 with their suspenders. God Gawd this thing is killer. Once dialed in it is feather light, super comfy, has the bigger side dee's which I love, and great attachment points. For me it a little mixture of the MB and the TreeMo. Ive done a few removal with it, and I so far I love it! So much shiny gear and so little time! Whats a fella to do?
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You and I look like we are built pretty similarly? How much do you weigh?
 
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