Airnet Harness - Men's

$117.97
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About this product
The Black Diamond Airnet Harness for men is a performance sport climbing harness developed in direct collaboration with professional athlete Adam Ondra. Its defining feature is Black Diamond's patented airNET Technology, constructed from Dyneema airNET fabric that is ultra-breathable and distributes load evenly across the net structure during falls. A second patent covers the Infinity Loop belay system, which is low-profile, seamless, and eliminates the common problem of belay loop shift when dogging a route. Weighing just 235 grams in a men's medium, the harness keeps bulk to a minimum with two pressure-molded gear loops at the front and low-profile webbing gear loops at the rear, a configuration Ondra himself requested. Black Dyneema upper and lower tie-in points add durability without unnecessary weight, while the seamless, taped edges on the waistbelt and leg loops deliver next-to-skin comfort during extended sessions on the wall. Available in Black and White colorway, including an XS size option.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Black Diamond
- Material
- Dyneema airNET
- Color
- Colour: Black - White
- Size
- XS
- Materials
- Dyneema airNET
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Airnet Harness for its exceptional low weight (around 8.3 oz for a men's medium) and the surprising comfort it delivers despite that minimal mass. Experts and users alike note that the patented airNET mesh construction keeps the harness breathable and distributes fall loads evenly, while the seamless Dyneema Infinity Belay Loop is widely appreciated for eliminating the annoying rotation snag common on traditional belay loops. Many reviewers say the harness is so unobtrusive it can be forgotten while wearing it, and several highlight its packability as a bonus. The most consistent criticism is its narrow use case: the lightweight rear gear loops are considered inadequate for trad climbing, making this a dedicated sport and competition harness rather than a versatile all-rounder. The premium price is also noted as a barrier for climbers who do not specifically need a performance-focused, ultralight design.
