Looking to pick up another waste harness. Round 36" Ummm depends on where the heck you measure. My pants aint no 36.
I use a Prolimit in large now but its pretty tight. I'm at the max on the L and min. on the XL.
I need to find something that clips on without having to deal with straps. Yep clip and Velcro. Spreader bar also would be nice.
I haven't really searched the web for one, just thinking of buying used if someone has one collecting dust.
While I'm here, sweet thang is looking also. Clips and velcro. She is 32" to 34" ,,, again where do you measure on a female? My mens large seems to
fit her. But she don't like the way the back pushes down on her rump.
Laters.BigMikesKites - 18-3-2010 at 05:05 AM
sent a U2Uerratic winds - 18-3-2010 at 06:47 AM
Waist harness..... waste harness is a colostomy bag... and I really hope none of us ever need one. :embarrased:Taper123 - 18-3-2010 at 06:48 AM
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Originally posted by Hardrock
Hey Guys,
Looking to pick up another waste harness.
Whew.. glad you were talking about a "Waist Harness".
I was going to recommend the Ozone harness since its open in the back. HR, you just can't get a break from it can you?
I'm worried that my family is now going to find out that there is flatulence filtering underwear! :embarrased:acampbell - 18-3-2010 at 08:17 AM
Yeah that's up there with bridal lines for painting a funny picture.
Tuning the breaks is another popular one.indigo_wolf - 18-3-2010 at 08:49 AM
Not particular kite related, but....
When I was working at a company complex North of Dallas, several rooms on each floor of the buildings was labeled "Proposal Room"
I always thought it was cool that the company allowed for the fact that co-workers might be dating and set aside rooms to facilitate them taking the
plunge into marriage.
ATB,
SamHardrock - 18-3-2010 at 04:51 PM
ROFL damn spell check had no idea what I was talking about.
Guess I need one (spell check) that has electrodes attached to my head. Well come to think of it, that also might not work.
Bob, I'll never get a break from this one, guess I deserve it.
I started reading this thread and thought what the ????
Too funny, thanks guys. I'm still rolling. I got excuses, 4 to 5 hours of sleep a night but I know that isn't gona cut it with you guys.InvertedForce - 18-3-2010 at 05:10 PM
Im not sure what you mean by straps, but I have a Mystic Warrior II and the only straps I have are just to set the size of the spreader bar buckle.
The mystic harnesses are really really nice, they have a seatbelt-style lock that just snaps into place and its good to go!
There is a stretchy velcro strap on the inside to keep it snug until you snap in, and then once you snap, its ready to go!Hardrock - 18-3-2010 at 06:15 PM
Mine has straps that you thread thru the end of the spreader then back thru a buckle on the side. Has this on both sides.
Its a pain to put on and you can hardly reach the side buckle to run the straps through it. They are wide and stiff. You can work up a sweat dealing
with this thing.
What size and price? You can U2U if you like.power - 18-3-2010 at 06:18 PM
There are some real good deals and plenty of options.InvertedForce - 18-3-2010 at 07:16 PM
Wow, those are some awesome prices on the Dakine stuff.
My mystic was a bit pricey, ~$180, but its the 2009 Ruben Lenten Model, was brandy spankin' new!
Its got tons of padding, very comfortable, and the clicking spreader bar is a breeze! Well worth the look, if you want something comfy. I'd look for
lightly used if you don't want to spend the money to get a new one, but buyer beware, I've heard some bad stories of people buying used harnesses that
weren't too safe.
I know in rock climbing they say never to buy a used harness, don't know if that translates all too well into kiting, but its something to consider.
I bought my Mystic through live2kite (dot) com and their shipping was free and fast, plus no sales tax! I highly recommend them!
//Edit//
Sorry if I mislead you, I'm not trying to sell you my harness, I was just telling you its a great option if you're looking to deal with less straps.
The clicker makes suiting up quick and removing the harness is just as quick and easy.Hardrock - 18-3-2010 at 08:12 PM
Oh no problem, theres some good options there. I watched a video on your harness. I really like the way its set up.
