Technology

Comfort and function first

Every detail exists because someone on the ropes asked for it. No marketing fluff, just the things that make a 10-hour shift at height less punishing.

Waterproof, still breathable

Taped seams and hydrostatic-tested membranes keep the weather out on long exposed shifts without turning the garment into a sauna.

Four-way stretch panels

Placed where a harness restricts you most: hips, knees and shoulders, so a full step-through never fights the fabric.

Harness-friendly pockets

Nothing sits under leg loops or a waist belt. Everything you need stays reachable while you are suspended.

Reinforced wear zones

Double fabric on seat, knees and cuffs where rope, steel and rooftops do their damage first.

Fit that adapts

Adjustable waist straps keep the trousers secure without bunching under the harness. Release the hem for up to 6 cm of extra leg length.

Zip-together system

A connecting zip keeps the jacket and trousers overlapped when the harness pulls them in opposite directions, reducing drafts and exposed skin.

Secured storage

Velcro closures and internal breakaway D-rings help keep carried gear under control. The D-rings are designed to release at 5 kg to reduce snag-related risk.