Harness with continuous linemans loop

1. A harness assembly for supporting a person in a tree, the assembly comprising:

a saddle configured to receive the buttocks of the person, the saddle having an upper strap and a lower strap, the saddle having a front side, a back side, a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge, the first and second lateral edges forming bridge loops on opposite sides of the saddle, the bridge loops being configured to engage a bridge line such that the bridge line can be secured to a tree;

a pair of lineman's loops being attached to the saddle and being configured to engage a lineman's rope, each of the lineman's loops being positioned adjacent to one of the first and second lateral edges, the lineman's loops being integrally coupled together wherein the lineman's loops are comprised of a continuous loop of webbing, the continuous loop including an upper portion being attached to the upper strap and a lower portion being attached to the lower strap, the lineman's loops being formed of lateral portions of the continuous loop extending between the upper and lower portions; and

a panel comprising a flexible material being attached to the upper and lower straps and extending from ends of the upper strap to ends of the lower strap wherein the bridge loops extend from opposite ends of the panel.

2. The harness assembly according to claim 1 , wherein the upper and lower straps each have an upper edge and a lower edge, a plurality vertical attachment points attaching the continuous loop to the saddle and extending from each lower edge to a corresponding upper edge, the vertical attachment points being spaced from each other such that receivers are formed between the attachment points, the receivers extending between the continuous loop and the saddle.

3. The harness assembly according to claim 1 , further including a belt strap being attached to the saddle adjacent to the upper strap, the belt strap including a first free portion extending away from the first lateral edge and a second free portion extending away from the second lateral edge, a coupler releasably coupling together the first and second free portions to form a waist belt configured to extend around a waist of the person.

4. The harness assembly according to claim 3 , further including a pair of leg straps each having an attached end being attached to the saddle and a free end extending downwardly away from the saddle, each of the leg straps being configured to be extended around a different one of a pair of legs of the person, each of the leg straps including a securing member to releasably secure the leg straps in a closed loop.

5. The harness assembly according to claim 1 , further including a pair of leg straps each having an attached end being attached to the saddle and a free end extending downwardly away from the saddle, each of the leg straps being configured to be extended around a different one of a pair of legs of the person, each of the leg straps including a securing member to releasably secure the leg straps in a closed loop.

6. A harness assembly for supporting a person in a tree, the assembly comprising:

a saddle configured to receive the buttocks of the person, the saddle having an upper strap and a lower strap, the saddle having a front side, a back side, a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge, the first and second lateral edges forming bridge loops on opposite sides of the saddle, the bridge loops being configured to engage a bridge line such that the bridge line can be secured to a tree;

a pair of lineman's loops being attached to the saddle and being configured to engage a lineman's rope, each of the lineman's loops being positioned adjacent to one of the first and second lateral edges, the lineman's loops being integrally coupled together wherein the lineman's loops are comprised of a continuous loop of webbing, the continuous loop including an upper portion being attached to the upper strap and a lower portion being attached to the lower strap, the lineman's loops being formed of lateral portions of the continuous loop extending between the upper and lower portions;

the upper and lower straps each having an upper edge and a lower edge, a plurality vertical attachment points attaching the continuous loop to the saddle and extending from each lower edge to a corresponding upper edge, the vertical attachment points being spaced from each other such that receivers are formed between the attachment points, the receivers extending between the continuous loop and the saddle;

a belt strap being attached to the saddle adjacent to the upper strap, the belt strap including a first free portion extending away from the first lateral edge and a second free portion extending away from the second lateral edge, a coupler releasably coupling together the first and second free portions to form a waist belt configured to extend around a waist of the person;

a pair of leg straps each having an attached end being attached to the saddle and a free end extending downwardly away from the saddle, each of the leg straps being configured to be extended around a different one of a pair of legs of the person, each of the leg straps including a securing member to releasably secure the leg straps in a closed loop; and

the saddle including a panel comprising a flexible material being attached to the upper and lower straps and extending from ends of the upper strap to ends of the lower strap wherein the bridge loops extend from opposite ends of the panel.