The Ortler is a lightweight, minimalist, compact climbing harness designed for ski mountaineering, glacier crossings, and high-altitude climbing. It features our webbing with variable width, allowing for a minimal width at the buckles to save weight, while wider sections in high-pressure areas absorb the forces generated and distribute them evenly across the harness, providing unparalleled comfort. The double Salewa Easy-Slide buckles at the waist offer high security and can be easily adjusted when adding or removing layers, even while wearing gloves. The leg loop buckles can be completely unthreaded, allowing the harness to be put on without having to remove skis or crampons.
Climbing harness type | Hip belt |
Climbing harness size | M, S |
Area of use | Mountaineering, Ski tours |
Weight | 165 g |
Item number | 6378286 |
Manufacturer | Salewa |
Category | Climbing harnesses |
Manufacturer no. | B01MDSN5BH |
Release date | 4.7.2017 |
Colour | Blue, Grey, Yellow |
Exact colour description | Dark denim, Warm Olive |
stock | Polyester |
Material | Velcro |
Target group | Men, Women |
Climbing harness type | Hip belt |
Climbing harness size | M, S |
Area of use | Mountaineering, Ski tours |
buckle system | Metallic buckle |
material loops | Material loop at the back |
Leg loops | 51 - 63 cm |
Hip loops | 70 - 94 cm |
safety certification mark | EN 12277 Type C |
Country of origin | China |
Manufacturer commitment | Fair wear |
CO₂ emissions | 2.43 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.11 |
Weight | 165 g |
Length | 13 cm |
Width | 5 cm |
Height | 22 cm |
Weight | 212 g |
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Der Ortles von Salewa ist etwas schwerer als die echten Leichtgurte. Aber er wartet auch mit vier Metallschnallen und „normalem“ Bandmaterial auf. Das Handling der drei Schnallen, die man zur Benutzung öffnen muss, ist einfach, weil die Gurtenden nicht umgenäht, sondern nur versteift sind...
Wer nicht vorhat, sich am Klettersteig (oder woanders) lange in seinen Gurt reinzuhängen, der ist mit dem leichten und kleinen Gurt von Salewa gut beraten.