To ensure our athletes have only the best support possible at the Olympic Games, we’ve developed this ultra-lightweight, high performance climbing harness. With just two gear loops and one buckle for adjustment, the Sender Light Harness has been stripped back to the bare essentials that deliver...
6/6Gym Climbing
6/6Sport Climbing
Elastic leg loops for perfect fit without adjustment buckle
Optimized design for excellent hanging comfort
Two reinforced gear loops (tested to 25 kilograms load each)
Extra-strong Dyneema belay ring
Highly compressible
Indicator in the tie-in loop shows when the harness needs to be replaced
Compact storage bag included
Main materials: HMPE (high-modulus polyethylene), 100% recycled ripstop polyamid 6, and 7075 aluminum buckle
GPSR WarningThis item is classified as personal protective equipment (PPE). The instructions in the user manual must be read before and followed during use.
"Portes matériel trop sur l’avant les dégaines passe sur la cuisse et la boucle du bas se découds vite"
— Mael m. (2/5)
My Eiger Nordwand review same harness just 4 gear loops instead of 2
"(read bottom for final verdict)
First off, the durability for what I have been doing has been great. I mostly have only done sport climbing and the like. I did some arborist stuff for a neighbor with it when it was all I had, and now it is stained with white pine sap. For the two years I had it, I've done maybe 8+ trips around the Us and Europe, so maybe something like 300ish cycles of tying in and whipping. With that, there has been almost no visible wear and no indication of it running out of life. I personally went with the one with more gear loops for the versatility and nothing else really. This and the Sender are, in my opinion, the lightest and most flexible harnesses on the market and, for the price, unbeatable. This has been the case for whatever alternatives I could find; anything similar was for some reason more expensive, a significant margin.
TLDR: I will buy this again, and it's 100% been worth it.
Update: As of August of 2026 (purchase May 2024) the bottom tie in point sheath has blown, the stitching was what went. The upper tie in point was totally fine. My theory is that the tighter angle on the bottom has some wrinkles that put more stress on the single line of stitching that holds the sheath on. So when the rope rubbed up on to it, it failed first. Since the design is the same across all their sender light harnesses I would assume the same issue may happen across the lineup."
— Alta A. (5/5)
I mostly used this harness
"I mostly used this harness for indoor climbing, i have a couple years experience but mainly casual climbing. The harness is incredibly light, but provides plenty of support. Packs down great to fit in my bag too. Only concern is that the harness doesn’t provide a ton of room for varying sizes. Having trust in your gear is important while climbing, and you can definitely put your faith in this equipment."
— Maximilian F. (5/5)
Sender Light
"It's great."
— Mitchell (5/5)
Fabuleux
"Fabuleux"
— Olivier (5/5)
The best
"Best harness there is"
— Pierre (5/5)
Sehr angenehm zu tragen. Man
"Sehr angenehm zu tragen. Man merkt kaum dass man einen Sitzgurt trägt. Perfekt und vom Design ein echter Hingucker."
