Floating-D Wide Back Harness by Weaver

this is a good utilitarian saddle. the price can't be beat. the downside is that i blew through the bridge in just under three years. the side clasps broke in the first month. i would not recommend this saddle for longevity, but it is good to learn on or if you only climb from time to time.

this is a very good saddle I started with this saddle 12 years ago and i replace every 5 years or less no matter what saddle you choose think about how you climb. this saddle is great for limb walking. i personally give this saddle 5 stars

My first saddle from 6 years ago, still going strong, although not used everyday. Very rugged and tough, looks great.

I have been using my first floating D wideback saddle for over 7 years about 20 days out of the month, the only reason I bought a new one was because one of the legstraps got cut in the truck by a running saw, if the guys had been more observent, I would still be using it today!!!

I've only had it for a year I really like it a lot and i trust it everytime I do any kind of climbing and I will think about changing it for a new one in three or four years.And I havent had any problems with the lanyard points yet and I do put lots of pressher on it with a tranko 15/foot 10mm lanyard system so all around its comfortable and I really like it and the price is suitable and hopfully won't change to mutch by the time I'm ready for a new saddle

good saddle for utility purposes, i.e climbing with a chainsaw or a lot of gear. however "dead leg" can become an issue if one is suspended in a single spot for a awhile. but the back support is very nice when you have a lot on you belt.