Looking for a good harness to fly in the bug with FB kites. 36" waist.
What's your favorite make and model? Have one for sale?shortlineflyer - 25-8-2011 at 08:53 AM
i like my dakine speed seat
i think its actually a windsurfing harness but it works really well and it is not very thick, at someplaces its just two layers of fabric
it makes it very easy to sit in and move around in. plus it just uses a strap for the bar so you can have a sliding bar if you use a 6" barDAKITEZ - 25-8-2011 at 09:19 AM
peter lynn divine. Very thin design and does not have straps going through your crotch to smash the family jewelsawindofchange - 25-8-2011 at 02:38 PM
I agree with Dino, the PL Divine is awesome. Another one that gets used a lot here is the Ozone Access SB harness.
Originally posted by jellis
Libre Deluxe Seat harness is made for bugging.
The divine isn't?jellis - 25-8-2011 at 09:41 PM
I was thinking of the dakine speed seat. So don't get your patties all bunched up it's all devine.cheezycheese - 26-8-2011 at 01:25 AM
I am not a fan of the Ozone SB harness. It is so stiff I find it imposible to properly cinch the straps without help. Then while wearing it, it always
feels as though my pants are falling down... Maybe it's just me...DAKITEZ - 26-8-2011 at 03:28 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by jellis
I was thinking of the dakine speed seat. So don't get your patties all bunched up it's all devine.
That is the great thing about the Peter Lynn Divine Harness. It does not get your patties in a bunch.
I know you have been out of touch for awhile so let me help you get up to date with the newer equipment. The Peter Lynn Divine harness was designed by
buggy riders for buggy riders. It was released back in 2010. It is used by the top riders in the Europe race Circuit. Also a guy named Arjen van der
Tol aka Fastest Arie (I believe you already know him) broke his own buggy speed record using a Extreme Apexx buggy and Peter Lynn Vapor kite ... and
yes he was wearing a Peter Lynn Divine harness. Also an added bonus is Peter Lynn has a number of different spreader bar options to suit any riding
style.
I hope that clears things up.BeamerBob - 26-8-2011 at 03:35 PM
Plus one for the Divine harness. I have 1 for me in medium and an extra small for Wexler, my 16 year old. You just forget you have a harness on when
wearing it. I had an Ozone harness and it was really bad about squeezing the jewels. They might've gotten around that with later releases.indigo_wolf - 26-8-2011 at 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by BeamerBob
I had an Ozone harness and it was really bad about squeezing the jewels. They might've gotten around that with later releases.
That was changed from the 2009 to 2010 versions. Overall changes included:
New webbing loop for Megatron to attach flat so it doesn’t twist. (which replaced the two-tier D-ring).
Leg straps attached at a more ergonomic angle. Distributes vertical loads between the attachment point and leg padding
without squashing the family jewels.
Spliced Amstel back leash line or cargo attachment for towing sleds.
New stealth black print and embroidery.
ATB,
Samapextech - 26-8-2011 at 05:12 PM
Dakine Nitrous boardshort seat harness works well in a buggy, sizes up to 34-36" waist for lard asses like me!Donaldgould - 5-9-2011 at 10:26 AM
I have a new PL radical seat harness Medium with a bullet spreader bar that have never been used . I payed $115 for the harness and $55 for spreader
bar + tax so am in to it for $200. Will let it go for $150 + shipping
