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Edelrid

Edelrid Easy Glider Belt, Night

A slim, quick-adjust webbing trouser belt from Edelrid in a dark night color.

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  • Slim webbing trouser belt
  • Quick, stepless adjustment
  • Low profile under a saddle
  • Dark night color
  • Light and quick drying

Apparel

The Edelrid Easy Glider belt is a slim webbing trouser belt for climbers and outdoor workers, here in a dark night color. It adjusts quickly and lies flat, so it stays comfortable under a saddle waist belt.

A belt you forget you are wearing

Edelrid comes from the climbing world, and the Easy Glider is the kind of belt climbers like: slim webbing that lies flat, a buckle that adjusts without fixed holes, and no bulk to press into your hips under a saddle. It holds up work pants on the ground and stays out of the way when you are aloft.

The night color is a dark shade that matches most work and climbing pants. Pair it with any of our tree climbing pants.

Because the buckle adjusts in small steps rather than fixed holes, you can snug it down after you clip into your saddle or let it out a little at lunch. The slim webbing also works with suspenders on heavier chainsaw trousers, and it does not soak up water the way a leather belt does on a wet morning.

Trouser belt only

This belt holds up pants. It is not a harness component and is not rated for fall protection or work positioning. Clip ropes, lanyards and life-support hardware only to the rated points on your saddle, follow the manufacturer's instructions and ANSI Z133, and train before you climb.

Rinse out sweat and grit now and then and let it air dry. Replace it if the webbing frays or the buckle starts to slip.