Because safety harnesses come in different sizes, it's important to measure yourself and make sure you get a harness whose dimensions match your body.

Wearing a harness that's the wrong size for you can cause discomfort and restrict your movement, making it harder to get the job done – and in the event of a fall, the forces may not be distributed evenly across your body, increasing the risk of fall arrest injuries.

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Safety harness failure is a very serious danger that can lead to injury or even death. There are many reasons why a safety harness may fail, but the vast majority of these can be prevented by taking the proper precautions.

To avoid safety harness failure, familiarise yourself with the risks listed below and take steps to steer clear of them.

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  Here at Safety Harness Direct, we stock a wide range of top-quality climbing harnesses from internationally recognised brands, such as RidgeGear and Kratos Safety. Currently a number of these harnesses are part of our climbing harness sale - so act quick to get these top-quality products at exclusive low prices!

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Yes, safety harnesses are available in a range of sizes to accommodate different body types. Safety harness sizes include: small, medium, large and extra-large, with some companies stocking larger sizes up to XXXL. Getting the correct fit for your harness is essential for both safety and comfort, so keep reading to learn more about how you can achieve the perfect fit.

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Safety harnesses are a vital piece of equipment for protecting workers from falls from height, especially in industries like construction, scaffolding and maintenance. To ensure that safety harnesses remain in safe working condition, regular inspections and maintenance are vital, but who is qualified to carry out these inspections? Keep reading to find out!

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