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Topic	Date	User
Chest Harness	27-Apr-2012 At 8:37:25 AM	widewetandslippery
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With a user name boulderbaby don't you find bouldering harder on your spine than wearing a harness? I through climbing and work have tinkered with a few full harness set ups and to get a set up that works for everything has never happened. It I would suggest a sit harness with a very wide waist belt. Couple it with a chest harness for belaying, jugging etc. A chest harness works well in these situations but needs to be tight (ie. restrictive) which is why I dont like actually climbing one. Again getting the right setup takes some mucking about. I would not recomend going out and buying what you suggested unless you are the million $ boulderbaby.

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