Mammut

Togir 3 Slide Harness

Padding: Split Webbing Technology is a design feature in climbing harnesses that uses a split webbing structure to evenly distribute weight across the harness. This helps reduce pressure points on your body, making the harness more comfortable for long climbs. It also minimizes the overall weight of the harness, which is crucial for climbers who need to carry their gear for extended periods.

Slide Bloc buckles are designed for quick and easy adjustments on climbing harnesses. They slide along the webbing, allowing you to tighten or loosen the harness without unthreading it. This feature is particularly useful for climbers who need to make adjustments quickly, such as when changing layers of clothing or sharing the harness with another climber.

Gear loops are small fabric or webbing loops attached to a climbing harness that allow you to carry and organize your climbing gear, such as carabiners and quickdraws. Having multiple gear loops (like four) helps keep your equipment accessible and organized while climbing, making it easier to grab what you need when you need it.

Ice clipper slots are specialized loops on a climbing harness designed to hold ice clippers, which are used for attaching ice screws and other ice climbing gear. These slots make it easier to manage your equipment in icy conditions, ensuring you can quickly access your tools when necessary, enhancing your safety and efficiency while climbing.

A haul loop is a reinforced loop located on the back of a climbing harness, used for hauling gear or bags. During big wall climbs, climbers often need to lift additional equipment or supplies. The haul loop provides a secure attachment point for a rope or hauling system, allowing you to safely and efficiently lift heavy loads.

Features like Padding: Split Webbing Technology, Slide Bloc buckles, gear loops, ice clipper slots, and haul loops are designed to improve comfort, safety, and efficiency. For beginners, these enhancements make it easier to focus on learning climbing techniques without being distracted by discomfort or disorganization, ultimately leading to a more enjoyable and successful climbing experience.