Ophir 3 Slide Harness - Women's
$47.59
$84.99Save $37.40 (44%)
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About this product
The Mammut Ophir 3 Slide is a women's climbing harness designed to handle rock, ice, gym sessions, and alpine routes with equal competence. Adjustable leg loops give it versatile fit across disciplines, while the patented two-part webbing construction delivers an asymmetrical, ergonomic feel that prioritizes freedom of movement, comfort, and breathability. Updated components set this version apart from its predecessor: revised buckles, an indicator belay ring, an improved drop seat solution, and a lighter protector all contribute to a more refined, sport-oriented package. The three Slide Bloc buckles allow straightforward adjustment without compromising security, and synthetic material on the tie-in loops provides patented abrasion resistance where wear is most concentrated. A haul loop rated to 4 kN adds meaningful utility for heavier loads. Gear loops are included on most sizes, though the XS version accommodates only two due to spatial constraints. Available in Whisper and Dark Gentian colorway, sized true to fit.
- Category
- Climbing Gear
- Brand
- Mammut
- Color
- Colour: Whisper - Dark Gentian
- Size
- L
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Mammut Ophir 3 Slide Women's for its comfort, lightweight feel, and excellent adjustability. The Slide Bloc buckles on both the waist and leg loops are widely appreciated for making fit customization quick and secure, and the two-part webbing construction earns credit for breathability. Many users find it works well across gym, sport, and trad climbing. The most common complaints center on sizing quirks: the XS size ships with only two gear loops instead of four, which frustrates climbers who want to lead outdoors, and some users note the leg loops can pinch the inner thigh during belaying or lowering. Expert testers also flag that hanging comfort is only moderate compared to more padded competitors, with the leg loops being the weaker point during extended hangs.
