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Trango Harnesses

Built around
how you climb.

Sport climbing. Long multipitch days. Ice and alpine missions. First days on the wall. Professional routesetting. The right harness starts with what you need it to do.

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There isn't one best harness.
There's a best harness for what you're about to do.

Padding, adjustability, weight, gear capacity and fit all matter differently depending on the objective. A harness optimized for projecting steep sport routes shouldn't solve the same problem as one built for glacier travel or a busy rental fleet.

Sport + Gym Climbing

Prioritize freedom of movement, low bulk and comfort through repeated burns, belays and falls.

Eclipse · Prism 02

Trad + Multipitch

More gear, more time in the harness and more variation in conditions reward comfort and adjustability.

Horizon Eco · Eclipse 03

Alpine + Ice

Choose between all-season climbing versatility and specialized low-profile systems for skis, crampons and glacier travel.

Horizon Eco · Anti G · Zero G 04

Young Climbers

Harnesses designed around smaller bodies, developing climbers and age-appropriate fit.

Ray · Junior · Kid's Speed Adjust 05

Gym + Program Use

Simple fitting, durability and fast turnover matter more than carrying a rack into the mountains.

Gym Harness · Speed Adjust 06

Routesetting + Work at Height

Long-duration suspension, tools and positioning systems require something fundamentally different from a recreational climbing harness.

Equinox Viper

Best For · Sport · Gym · Long Sessions

Eclipse

Comfort for hanging, projecting and long days on the wall.

Wider leg webbing and a force-dispersal system spread pressure across a larger area, while the floating waistband helps keep the belay loop centered. Choose the Eclipse when repeated hangs, working routes and long sessions put comfort high on the list.

Floating Waist Fixed Leg Loops 4 Gear Loops Breathable Liner

Best For · Trad · Multipitch · Ice · All-Season

Horizon Eco

The most versatile harness in the line.

Adjustable leg loops, molded gear loops, ice-clipper compatibility and all-day comfort give the Horizon Eco exceptional range. Choose it when your climbing changes with the season, when layers require more fit adjustment, or when one harness needs to move from cragging to long routes, ice climbing and alpine objectives. Its balance of comfort and versatility has also made it a proven choice on alpine expeditions, including for Trango’s president.

Adjustable Legs Ice Clipper Slots Molded Gear Loops Dyneema Belay Loop All-Day Comfort

Best For · Gym · Sport · Everyday Climbing

Prism

Light, straightforward and balanced.

The Prism uses a floating waistband to maintain a centered fit but strips the concept down to a lighter, simpler package. Fixed leg loops reduce hardware and make it an easy choice for gym sessions, sport climbing and everyday cragging.

Floating Waist Fixed Legs Low Bulk

Best For · Alternative Fit Geometry

Radiance

Prism performance with different proportions.

The Radiance builds on the Prism platform with adjusted rise and leg-loop proportions. If the Prism concept makes sense but its geometry doesn't match your body, Radiance is the logical comparison.

Floating Waist Fixed Legs Adjusted Rise

Best For · Versatile Climbing

Horizon

Proven all-route versatility.

The original Horizon follows the same broad-use concept: adjustable leg loops, ice compatibility and comfort for long climbing days. Compare it directly with the Horizon Eco when selecting between the two generations.

Adjustable Legs Ice Compatible All-Around

Harness	Best Use	Leg Loops	Ice Compatible	Fit Approach	Comfort	Layering / Versatility	Primary Advantage
Eclipse	Sport / Gym / Projecting	Fixed	—	Floating waist	High	Best for consistent conditions	Comfort + pressure distribution
Horizon Eco	Trad / Multipitch / Ice	Adjustable	Yes	Adjustable	High	Excellent — adjustable over changing layers	Comfort + maximum versatility
Prism	Gym / Sport / Cragging	Fixed	—	Floating waist	Moderate	Best for consistent conditions	Light + straightforward
Radiance	Gym / Sport / Cragging	Fixed	—	Floating waist	Moderate	Best for consistent conditions	Alternative body geometry
Horizon	All-Around / Alpine	Adjustable	Yes	Adjustable	High	Excellent — adjustable over changing layers	Proven all-route design

Full-Featured Alpine

Anti G

A lightweight alpine harness that retains more support and function for technical climbing.

Choose it when The route includes technical rock or ice and hanging comfort still matters.

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Ultralight Alpine

Zero G

An unpadded, low-profile system designed to disappear under a pack and pack small when it isn't needed.

Choose it when Glacier travel, ski mountaineering and low weight matter more than extended hanging comfort.

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Universal Minimalist

Cosmic

A simple one-size adjustable harness for broad fit, occasional use and straightforward applications.

Choose it when Universal sizing and simplicity matter more than technical specialization.

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Sit Harness

Ray

Adult-inspired sit-harness construction sized specifically for young climbers developing their skills.

Best for progressing young climbers.

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Full Body

Junior Harness

Full-body construction designed to help manage balance for smaller children.

Best when full-body support is the more appropriate fit.

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Program + Rental

Kid's Speed Adjust

Simple speed-adjust hardware makes fitting faster when the harness moves between multiple young climbers.

Best for gyms, camps and climbing programs.

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01 / PROGRAM

Gym Harness

A simple, cost-effective harness for rentals, programs, beginners and institutional fleets. A single clip-in point helps reduce confusion for newer climbers and simplifies instruction in high-turnover environments.

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02 / FAST FIT

Gym Harness
Speed Adjust

Speed-adjust buckles simplify fitting and turnover for facilities where many users move through the same harness inventory, while a single clip-in point helps reduce confusion for newer climbers.

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Professional Systems

Equinox
Viper

Routesetting and work at height involve extended suspension, tools, positioning systems and repeated transitions. The Equinox Viper is a professional full-body system designed around that work rather than recreational climbing.

Full-Body Work-at-Height System

Wide Support Platform

Tool Organization

Quick-Release Hardware

Bench Integration

Professional Routesetting Use

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Climbing Essentials

Eclipse Starter Kit

Start with the Eclipse and add the everyday essentials for climbing sessions.

Eclipse Harness · Photon Eco Chalk Bag · Beta Brush · REAL Chalk

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Complete Belay Setup

Eclipse Belay Kit

A more complete Eclipse-based setup with the hardware needed to move from climbing to belaying.

Eclipse Harness · Vergo · Regulock HMS Triple-Lock · REAL Chalk · Beta Brush · Kit Bag

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Harness Fit

Features matter.
Fit matters more.

A harness should sit securely above the hips, allow full movement and keep the belay loop centered. Measurements are the starting point—not a substitute for checking the complete fit.

Start with waist measurement.

Measure where the harness waistband will actually sit, generally above the hip bones.

Check leg-loop range.

Fixed loops prioritize simplicity and low bulk. Adjustable loops accommodate layers, changing conditions and a wider range of leg dimensions.

Check rise and centering.

Waist and leg measurements can both be correct while the relationship between them still feels wrong. Compare harness geometries when necessary.

Weight the harness.

Hanging exposes pressure points that standing in a harness cannot. Whenever possible, test the harness under load before committing to the fit.

Trango Harnesses

Choose for
the climb.

From projecting at the gym to moving through the alpine, the right harness is the one designed around where you're going next.

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