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waist Harness

Created by wheels wheels  > 9 months ago, 24 Jun 2010
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wheels
wheels

WA

203 posts

24 Jun 2010 1:05am
Anyone out there who can recommend a good waist harness that doesnt ride up or work loose after 1 hour on the waves, any help appreciated.
mkseven
mkseven

QLD

2315 posts

24 Jun 2010 3:17am
dunno bout the waves but i've never had a problem with my dakine nexus. Only time it gets adjusted is when i take a break after a few hours.
FS
FS

FS

WA

94 posts

24 Jun 2010 8:01am
Any Flying Objects harness. I use one and have never had any problem.
wheels
wheels

WA

203 posts

24 Jun 2010 7:58pm
Thanks for reply, might get one of each and try them out.
zippyblue
zippyblue

NSW

111 posts

24 Jun 2010 10:06pm
I recently lost the spreader bar for the Dakine T3 i'd been using for the past couple of years, and couldn't find a replacement in time for when i needed it.

So went out and bought a new harness from Pro-limit

http://www.pro-limit.com/displayitemv14comp.php?item_id=6175

Much prefer it to the Dakine now, more support, doesn't dig in, ride up, or come loose, and the spreader bar doesn't move around. Feels more connected to the rig as a result.

Also I like the quick release, although haven't been trapped under my sail for a while to need it.

Best thing I found is to try a few different ones in the shop, as some just felt wrong. I guess everyone is a different shape.
Waiting4wind
Waiting4wind

NSW

1871 posts

25 Jun 2010 7:23pm
You really need to try a few out. I find that some brands fit my body shape while others totally dont work. So it's not just the quality but the shape that counts!
mkseven
mkseven

QLD

2315 posts

25 Jun 2010 7:53pm
oh the only caveat against the dakine's (any of them)- do not downhaul with the spreader bar, you will break it.
Brett Morris
Brett Morris

NSW

1204 posts

29 Jun 2010 10:20am
Personally the Dakine with a sliding spreader bar is my fav.
I know this sound strange, but the key to it not working up is having it loose.

Takes some practice, but you just wiggle it a bit and it slides back down really easily.

Good luck.
maris
maris

SA

179 posts

2 Jul 2010 9:35am
make no mistake wheels
there is only one harness
ask elmo


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