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Zephir Altitude

Climbing harness for mountain and ski tours

Cliff-white

  • Mammut Zephir Altitude - Cliff-white
Extremely lightweight alpine harness with minimal packing volume for high-altitude and ski tours: the Zephir Altitude. Fully equipped technical harness with single-click buckle for easy putting on/taking off, even when wearing skis or crampons. Patented Split-Webbing technology in the hip belt in...
  • 6/6
    Alpine Climbing
  • 5/6
    Ski Mountaineering
  • Innovative split webbing technology
  • Can be put on while wearing crampons or skis
  • Click-buckle for ideal handling of hip belt and leg loops
  • 2 gear loops
  • Four ice clipper slots
  • Indicator in the tie-in loop shows when the harness needs to be replaced
  • Reflective logo print
  • Functional drop-seat buckles
  • Including a bag for handy transport

    • Mountaineering, Ski Touring
    • 2020-01124
  • Weight
    S243 g
    M268 g
    L272 g
    XL281 g

  • Hardware Main Fabric100% Polyamide
  • GPSR WarningThis item is classified as personal protective equipment (PPE). The instructions in the user manual must be read before and followed during use.

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Overall rating: 4.75 / 5 from 32 reviews.

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First ski tour harness

"Wasn't sure about this belt when it first arrived, but after four days touring it turned out to be very comfortable and easy to take on and off. Packs down small."

— Nicholas C. (4/5)

Satisfied

"Very good product, you don’t notice that you’re wearing it but still feel extremely safe, great range of motion"

— Louis B. (4/5)

Light and easy

"Very light and easy to put on while skiis atached to your feet and steel feel very safe and strong to take a fall with it"

— Yonas (5/5)

an amazing harness for the

"an amazing harness for the alpine. super light and pretty easy to put on with boots and crampons on."

— Luke N. (5/5)

favorite harness I own for ski touring

"it is easy to put on and is comfortable for what I use it for. I definitely wouldn't want to hang in it for hours but it is great for the short belays I have done. comfortable to walk in too."

— Parker (5/5)

Comfortable and lightweight alpine harness

"Got this for glacier travel. It's not the absolute lightest and smallest on the market, but it's comfortable and very easy to put on and take off. Gear loops work well. I haven't tested it in really extreme conditions yet, but I anticipate it holding up well. My only (minor) wish is that it came in a color besides white; it hasn't gotten too dirty-looking yet, but I anticipate that will change as I use it more!"

— Laurel A. (5/5)

Second skin

"These are robust light weight harnesses that you hardly know you are wearing. The structure is unbeatable and priced affordably"

— Max (5/5)

Baudrier au top, utilisé plusieurs

"Baudrier au top, utilisé plusieurs fois en ski et alpinisme , confortable et leger, très satisfait"

— Lucas (5/5)

Alpine harness

"It’s lights comfortable and affordable"

— Paul (5/5)

Fantastic alpine harness

"I’ve used numerous harnesses for Mountaineering and so far this is my favorite. It’s light, easily adjustible, comfortable, and has enough attachments points to carry the essentials."

— Jeremy V. (5/5)

Q&A

Kann der zephir zum alpinrklettern benutzt werden
Hi Joel, er kann dafür benutzt werden aber ist nicht für den langfristigen Gebrauch als alpiner Klettergurt ausgelegt, sondern eher auf Minimalismus und ist daher nicht so robust und auch nicht so komfortabel. Wenn es nur zum alpinen Klettern sein soll, dann würde ich dir eher die Togir oder Sender Modelle empfehlen. - Barbara
Grüezi Ich habe vor drei Jahren einen Zephir Altitude Gurt gekauft. Darf dieser auch für alpines Klettern verwendet werden? Danke für Ihre Antwort im Voraus
Hallo Christoph, offiziell wird der Klettergurt von uns nicht für alpines Klettern freigegeben, da er für die Bedingungen bei Skitouren entwickelt wurde und nicht fürs Klettern. - Barbara
Ist der Gurt auch zum Sportklettern geeignet?
Hallo Karin, grundsätzlich ja, aber es ist natürlich eine Sache des Komforts. Ein längeres Hängen (z.B. zum Route auschecken) wird nicht allzu komfortabel sein. - Barbara