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Manera Exo harness?

Created by DanWilson DanWilson  > 9 months ago, 19 Nov 2014
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DanWilson
DanWilson

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19 Nov 2014 1:23pm
Anyone here use a manera exo harness? Thoughts? I'm hearing good things about it.

Currently using a 2015 ion apex and having problems with it riding up and putting too much pressure on my ribs at the back before that I had a 2007 ion hummer which I loved, probably should of just got a new one of those.

When I bought the apex I tried on the full range and the mystic range, the apex was comfiest and seemed to fit well in the shop but after 3 hours on the water I have to come in and take it off as I'm actually in pain and can't ride the next day.
Maybe I should of went for the small size but my last ion was a medium and I'm 33" waist which makes me a medium too with the manufacturers guidelines.
markey
markey

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19 Nov 2014 10:34pm
Best harness on the market. I have previously used mystic warriors and loved them. I also tried the lf harness but couldn't get on with it. The manera felt supportive and comfortable straight off.
DanWilson
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19 Nov 2014 11:01pm
Hey Markey where did you buy yours from?

So you can ride for hours with zero discomfort?
weebitbreezy
weebitbreezy

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20 Nov 2014 12:14am
I tried one on. They seem comfortable and the chap who owned it (difficult here to actually see one before buying) claimed it was brilliant. They seem supportive but difficult to see if they are better at not riding up as I was only on the beach.

I have the same size waist as you and I fitted the medium with a 28cm bar.
markey
markey

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20 Nov 2014 1:00pm
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DanWilson said..
Hey Markey where did you buy yours from?

So you can ride for hours with zero discomfort?


Hi Dan

i got mine from KSS in Altona, yeah so far its the most comfortable harness i have used,
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