TT TRSMIMA Safety Harness Fall Protection Upgrade 4 Quick Buckles Construction Full Body Harness 6 Adjustment D-ring

I’m rating this TT TRSMIMA Safety Harness a solid five stars! This is such a great value buy. It’s a full-body harness that’s been a crucial part of my safety gear, especially working in construction. The comfort level is on point! I can wear it for the whole day without feeling weighed down or pinched. It adjusts easily, fitting perfectly, making the long hours of wear effortless. This harness is also incredibly sturdy. It handles the daily grind without showing signs of wear and tear, assuring me that I can rely on it when I need it the most. And the support is just unbeatable. It holds up well, securing me effectively, and adding an extra layer of safety while I’m high up there. If you are in need of a reliable and comfortable safety harness, I highly recommend this one. It’s a sturdy piece of equipment at an affordable price.

Used this with a fall arrestor on a 3rd store roof. This was way to put on and take off. The size was great. Good adjustability. Plenty of D rings. I was able to connect a few tethers to hold a couple cordless tools.

I'm not sure what people expect for this price. Seller offered a coupon, this cost me $45. None of the D-rings on mine are rough (that reviewer can't even tell the difference between cast and stamped) I touched them with a file, all are of acceptable hardness. Honestly, I prefer stamped rings, at least there can't be inclusions in a sheet, while a casting might hide a flaw. Years in harnesses while working on roofs, scaffold, or a lift bucket. I've worn worse. The stitching is nothing to write home about, why the U and V shapes, IDK. Kinda silly, IMO. The buckles use rivets on the swiveling parts, I'll be replacing these with bolts to ensure that the tolerances are maintained. Note: bolts with a un-threaded shank in the stress area. Threads could wear or deform, and allow slop. The waist belt is too light for a big man, if it's being used with tree climbing spikes and a rope. The D-rings are also farther back than I like, for this particular use. Sewing a new waist belt made from heavy webbing, and moving those rings forward, are both on my to-do list. Otherwise, for $45 I'm pretty happy. No OSHA worries here, and I'm not 100 stories up, nor am I a clutz. YMMV ;-) Wave to the Safety Man for me!

We've bought before - good product.

Comfortable and easy to adjust. Works as it is supposed to. More than enough attachments points to make anyone happy.

This harness is a complete game changer from the old non padded style harnesses I ran this all week 10hr days and it didn't ride up or rub me raw anywhere. Definitely a good comfy harness for a good price. Super easy on and off and the multiple harness points make it great for moving around in hard areas

While I appreciate the engineering and quality of this harness, It’s apparent to me the people that designed it never actually used it in the field. It’s difficult to get adjusted. Difficult to put on, and have years of experience. It’s too heavy. The side D rings are too small and easily turn toward the back of the belt making it difficult to securely connect a positioning belt.

Many adjustments do allow 5'3" 130lb to 5'10" 260lb based on 2 people trying it on. The quick disconnects are great & easy to use. Super secure & not too heavy. We use it to secure us to the bucket while doing fiber optic line work.