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These are great beginner draw. They're light, durable, and comfortable to use. They're currently my go-to sport draw as I am on a budget. There are definitely better draws on the market, but on a budget, thee are the best you can get.

This harness is really only good for sport climbing. The redesign really ruined it with the tiny gear loops. The design of it is also quite weird if you have a short torso. The harness is designed so that the belt can fold, which, with a short torso, made my gear loops constantly fold up unless I had a full rack of draws on. It also sat on my ribs, which caused bruising after long settign days. Overall, it's quite comfortable for sport climbing, but thats about the limit of its capabilities. I switched to the petzl sama, and have not regretted it once.

I switched to this harness after the BD solution redesign, and it's definitely one of my best decisions yet. This thing is so comfortable, I've hung in it for 8 hour days setting, and it really only started to hurt during the last few hours. The gear loops are great, and I can carry my full rack on it if I rack carefully. This is what sets it far above the solution, whose gear loops can only hold about 7 or 8 carabiners. I would recommend this harness to anyone, basically

These are just a classic at this point. They're always my go-to cam, and I basically always trust these to hold a fall. They feel good in your hand, they place well, and they look good. Only downside is that you have to load all for lobes, unlike a totem, but unless you climb primarily aid, that's not really a problem. Hands down, a great classic that I would advise anyone to use.