harness recommendation

I am in desperate need of a new harness and it is surprisingly hard to sift through everything on the market right now. I currently have a Black Diamond Momentum and BD Focus. The focus is too small cause I gained some baby weight with the wife and the Momentum is old and in need of replacement. I mainly sport climb at the gym and the craig but do get out a few times a year to do some longer mulitpitch trad. I would like something with more than 4 gear loops. I tried on the Wild Country Summit but it did not fit in any size and had too many buckles. So I guess what I'm ideally looking for is:
more than 4 gear loops.
adjustable leg loops.
only one buckle for the waist.
full rated haul loop.
Thanks for any suggestions.

I only question why u need more than 4 gear loops.

Check out weighmyrack.com. It's a neat climbing resource (not porn I swear) that'll let you filter through all the harnesses on the market currently by specifying many of the traits you've listed. Granted it's no substitute for being able to try on a given rig, but it's a place to start. Good luck.

Misty Mountain's Cadillac (also avail in quick adjust) gets you mostly there - but there are two buckles for the waist.

They can probably customize it to 1 buckle if you email them.

I really like mine.

i guess i really don't need more than 4 gear loops. i'm a bit ocd and it's nice for organization is all.

BD aspect or xenos. They both meet all of your requirements. I have owned and liked both. The xenos is a little lighter and the padding is more comfortable, but I'm not sure it justifies the added cost

polloloco wrote:Misty Mountain's Cadillac (also avail in quick adjust) gets you mostly there - but there are two buckles for the waist. They can probably customize it to 1 buckle if you email them. I really like mine.

Edelrid Orion is light, adjustable, and really comfortable.

I really like mine a lot.

climbing.com/gear/edelrid-o…

The new Mad Rock Solar harness is both incredibly comfy and light. When you first pick it up,you'll be shocked by the apparent lack of padding, but after sitting at hanging belays and taking many, many sport falls both long and short in it (plus long hangdogging sessions) I assure you- it's great. It's designed in a way that distributes the pressure very evenly and comfortably. It's also very inexpensive (~$60).

Jake Jones wrote:Why would you not want 4 buckles? If you're racking up somewhat heavy, then two waist buckles allows you to get everything dialed in and centered nicely. More often than not, with one buckle harnesses, I've found that if my belay loop is centered, then my front gear loops are not. I'm a 33 waist- maybe that has something to do with it. You really can't get much better than the MM Cadillac speed adjust.

thanks for all the replies! after trying on multiple harnesses I realized I'm just gonna stick with the black diamond I have now. if it aint broke don't fix it right! i bought a .4 bd c4 and some slings because mine are worn past their life.