DMM has added a new harness to its lineup.
The DMM Kinisi MAX is described as a ‘revolutionary’ climbing harness, meticulously crafted by DMM in collaboration with Treemagineers, the team that produced the original Teufelberger treeMOTION.
Born from decades of experience and a passion for innovation, the Kinisi MAX combined precision engineering and unparalleled comfort.
Innovators in the industry for nearly 20 years, Treemagineers collaborated closely with DMM to create a modular and durable harness that pushes the boundaries of performance.
Built at DMM’s state-of-the-art production facility in Eryri, North Wales, the Kinisi MAX boasts a range of cutting-edge features designed to enhance comfort, safety, and versatility.
From the patented rope bridge adjuster for optimal positioning to the rear restraint point that doubles as a secure attachment for tools, every detail is meticulously crafted with tree climber’s needs in mind.
Designed to last, the harness features replaceable pads, elastic keeper loops, leg elastics and loops, rear elastics, riser webbing, bridges, and bridge hardware to ensure longevity and cost-effectiveness.
Plus, with customisable rope and webbing bridges, removable webbing stoppers and a whole host of optional accessories, you can tailor the harness to your specific requirements.
Key features include a patented rope bridge adjuster which provides easy configuration for comfort and optimised positioning.
The rear restraint point on the back of the harness is easy to locate and doubles as a secure attachment point for a chainsaw lanyard. The two side rings provide work positioning attachment points, while two forward Ds provide suspension attachment points and can be positioned to suit your centre of gravity for comfort and manoeuvrability.
Sliding aluminium buckles allow for smooth and hardwearing adjustment while moveable webbing stoppers to let you run personalised webbing lengths without compromising safety.
For more information, including video tutorials, visit dmmwales.com
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