Airnet Harness - Women's

$119.97
$199.95Save $79.98 (40%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since August 2026 is $115.00; today’s price is $119.97.
- The current price has held for 2 days.
- Across the 52 Climbing Gear deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 35% — this deal’s 40% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Black Diamond Airnet Harness for women is a performance sport climbing harness developed in collaboration with BD athlete Adam Ondra. Its defining feature is Black Diamond's patented airNET Technology, constructed from Dyneema airNET fabric that delivers exceptional breathability while distributing load forces evenly across the net structure during falls. A patented Infinity Loop replaces the traditional belay loop, offering a durable, low-profile, and seamless solution that eliminates the common problem of belay loop shift when dogging a route. The waistbelt and leg loops feature seamless, taped edges for next-to-skin comfort during extended redpoint efforts. Two pressure-molded gear loops sit at the front for easy rack access, while the rear gear loops use low-profile webbing to reduce bulk and save weight, a direct request from Ondra based on his competition setup. Upper and lower tie-in points are constructed from black Dyneema for a durable yet lightweight connection. Available in size Large in a Black and Aqua Verde colorway. Note that this harness is reported to run small.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Black Diamond
- Material
- Dyneema airNET
- Color
- Colour: Black - Aqua Verde
- Size
- L
- Materials
- Dyneema airNET
- Customers Say
- Runs Small
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Black Diamond Airnet Harness (Women's) for its exceptional lightness and breathability, with many noting it feels nearly invisible while climbing. The patented airNET Dynex construction earns repeated credit for keeping climbers cooler and drier than traditional padded harnesses. The seamless Infinity Belay Loop is another standout, praised for smooth, lurch-free clipping without the bar-tack snag common on other harnesses. The most common criticism is that this is a highly specialized sport and competition harness, not a versatile all-rounder. The rear gear loops are widely flagged as flimsy and low-profile, limiting how much gear can be racked. The premium price is also noted as a barrier for casual climbers.

