3D-Ring Industrial Fall Protection Safety Harness ANSI/ASSE Z359.11-2021 Compliant Full Body Personal Protection Equipment 3-Point Adjustment Universal 310 lbs

Very comfortable, easy to adjust and fasten. Easy to put on and feels very secure, lightweight. Durable and comes with a small bag to keep it in when not in use. I would definitely recommend this harness for construction workers.

I’ve used this harness for several days’ scaffold works. Wearing it half day or almost all day long during my work and it’s definitely what I needed. It’s fully adjustable and very comfortable to wear, lightweight but strong quality. The only thing is that I need to adjust it to my body especially adjusting the back part centered between my shoulder blades.

If you only need a harness for occasional use, this is worth it. Low cost, easy to use, strong enough for non-professionals. But, not commercial grade.

It fits, it has all the right d rings and adjustments, and seems to be high quality. That being said, I've not put it to the test, and don't plan to voluntarily jump off a boom lift to try it.

I used this successfully and it kept me from falling when a large branch kicked back an knocked the ladder 2 feet sideways.. The quality appeared good. Buyer beware! The harness is not certified by any recognized testing group. The size is small for me. I weight 200#, 42" waist and am 6ft-1". Anyone larger will have problems with the fit. The chest strap does not unclip, so the wearer must step into harness and pull the chest strap over their head from the back. I felt like a contortionist when putting the harness on and taking it off.

I didn't fall.

Affordable harness with side D-Rings if you want to face toward the roof anchor and work. Used this on my roof. Good solid harness. If you're a bigger guy, I recommend hooking up the leg straps first then putting your legs through.

Took me a bit to get it all sorted out because I read the directions for putting it on first. They describe putting the shoulder straps on first, then the leg straps, passing the straps between the legs. Unless you are a contortionist with two extra joints per leg, I do not recommend this approach. I mean, it would be okay if the leg straps had some sort of connector/release in line, but my harness came completely sewn. It was necessary to loosen all of the straps as far as they would go, step into it to put the legs on first making sure the chest band was in front and the attachment point in back, then work it up all the way to over the shoulders. After you're in, then all the straps can be adjusted to fit.In practice, I noticed that a shoulder strap would fall off repeatedly while sitting sideways on a roof installing fasteners. Couldn't tighten it up anymore and still be able to stand. An elastic tensioner on each of those straps might help.In any event, I felt reasonably reassured that I would not meet the ground unexpectedly. It is comfortable enough to wear all day if necessary. Aside from the one annoyance it seems someone put some thought into its design. Good product; well made; fair price.