Edelrid Moe - Recycled Harness

So far, besides dirt, there is no visible wear, but I've only been using the Moe 3R for about the last seven weeks, in which time I've done about 20 routes outside in it, and probably a similar number at the climbing wall. I've noted above that the Edelrid Sendero has been one of my favourite ever harnesses, but it has also worn more than any other harness I have used. None of that wear has been in safety critical areas, but more the material they chose for wrapping the waist belt and leg loop padding seemed rather vulnerable to abrasion and a number of holes or rips have been the result. The polyester used for this purpose on the Moe 3R feels a bit tougher - a bit rougher and not as soft, closer to a Cordura type material than the softer fabric on the Sendero, and so far that seems a better choice with no signs of wear. But it's early days, I'll keep an eye on it and update the review at a later point.