*NEW* Edelrid Helios & Helia climbing harnesses

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‪@edelrid‬ releases the all-new Helios and Helia climbing harness for 2022.
Building upon the successful 3D Vent technology in previous harnesses but taken to the next level of comfort, the Helios and Helia are designed for ultimate comfort for long belays, big falls, and carrying loads of gear. They both include the same design features but differ in their fit. The Helios is modeled to what Edelrid calls the "O" body shape which is indicative of hip bones that are generally the widest portion of the body. The Helia is modeled to the "A" body shape which is descriptive of the waist at the hip bones being narrower than hips below. It's refreshing to see companies realizing that body shape is not determined by gender, and Edelrid is making an effort to address the reality of how harnesses actually fit the individual, not just a generalized gender stereotype.

[@jixuancheng]

I kinda like the movable little bag.

[@WeighMyRack]

It's cute, and makes a ton of sense for those of us who live on snacks!

[@janlubowitz5405]

To small front gear loops.

[@vex9060]

not only on this model therefore I regretted this buy

[@tobyarcher7623]

Do you mean "too small" or "two small"?

[@WeighMyRack]

Probably "too small." My experience is that Edelrid's gear loops are quite small. The Ace II has similarly small gear loops but it's a sport harness so I can see the application. Unfortunately I think they opted for similar gear loops on the Helios/Helia

[@UB3RN3RD]

O shape
A shape
Jesus Christ