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		By: Brian and Dawn		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Dear Lydia, Thank you for your climbing harness reviews. Especially love the pro con lists. I&#039;m wondering if you might provide me some more specific information however. My husband Brian has recently designed a climbing harness that is not only much more comfortable than most of traditional styles on th market but with other unique qualities.  One fine aspect of his design: no more awkward strap slack but yhe best part of his vision is to make harnesses based on the individual climbers specific measurements providing them with maximum comfort. The symmetry in his design provides even  distribution of weight on the climbers legs. Much more balance than other harnesses. Also being tailor made streamlines gearing up to simply stepping in and clicking 3 buckles. His prototype speaks for itself. Shoot I didnt even know he could sew lol but he did a great job and it really is a unique fantastic design. Anyway, if you have any thoughts or advice in this matter anything at all to provide some direction or insight as we would love to make this available to climbers world wide, but it&#039;s just the two if us here in Death Valley not many options pitching it locally. Anyway, your thoughts would be appreciated if you have the time. All the same though, thank you again for what you do. Sincerely, Dawn🏜]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Lydia, Thank you for your climbing harness reviews. Especially love the pro con lists. I&#8217;m wondering if you might provide me some more specific information however. My husband Brian has recently designed a climbing harness that is not only much more comfortable than most of traditional styles on th market but with other unique qualities.  One fine aspect of his design: no more awkward strap slack but yhe best part of his vision is to make harnesses based on the individual climbers specific measurements providing them with maximum comfort. The symmetry in his design provides even  distribution of weight on the climbers legs. Much more balance than other harnesses. Also being tailor made streamlines gearing up to simply stepping in and clicking 3 buckles. His prototype speaks for itself. Shoot I didnt even know he could sew lol but he did a great job and it really is a unique fantastic design. Anyway, if you have any thoughts or advice in this matter anything at all to provide some direction or insight as we would love to make this available to climbers world wide, but it&#8217;s just the two if us here in Death Valley not many options pitching it locally. Anyway, your thoughts would be appreciated if you have the time. All the same though, thank you again for what you do. Sincerely, Dawn🏜</p>
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