Harnesses created by reliable brand names (Petzl, Metolius, Black Diamond, Arcteryx, etc) are all deemed appropriate and safe for rock climbing. Never attempt to use a homemade harness.
There are a number of types of climbing harnesses available. There are gym and competition harnesses for practicing sports, multi-purpose harnesses for starting out climbing and alpine harnesses for mountaineering.
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That depends entirely on where you are and what kind of climbing you are talking about. If you mean ice climbing then winter is usually best. If you are talking about rock climbing then of course sometime other then winter! If you mean stair climbing then its whenever you want.
Harness boots.
A harness is a looped restraint or support. It also means to take control of something with an object or with some kind of power.
Usually referred to as a rope.Your rope is tied to a harness that goes around your waist and thighs. It is then looped through some kind of protection on the wall, (a bolt or gear or anchor chains, depending on the type of climbing you're doing) and finally the other end is looped through the harness of your buddy who is your "belayer".His job is to act as a weight in case you fall. With this weight on both ends the rope both stops and cushions your fall. This way, you can climb up sheer rock faces and not worry so much about plummeting to your death or dismemberment.
Steel is commonly used for climbing frames due to its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. It provides a sturdy and safe structure for climbing activities.
Very solid, crampons
I think it is some kind of studded harness.
Depends on what kind of climbing you like, what type of rock you like, and what you are close to.See the following for stuff near you.http://www.mountainproject.com/destinations/
Mountain climbing on its own is dangerous, requiring advanced skills, courage and resourcefulness. Climbing in Antarctica can be especially dangerous, given its extreme climate and the lack of any local facilities to care for you if you have any kind of accident.
3M Super 33+