A seat harness has leg loops and cannot ride up — friendlier for beginners and long sessions. A waist harness gives more freedom of movement and better force transfer when jumping.
Model-by-model differences are in the harness guide.
The harness transfers all of the kite\u0027s power to your body, so comfort matters more than colour. We stock waist and seat harnesses from AK (Airush) and RRD, including women\u0027s models and versions with an integrated bar (\u201caerobar\u201d).
The harness should be snug but not painful — measure your waist circumference, not your trouser size. A properly fastened harness does not move when you pull the bar.
The classic hook is the most universal, while a rope slider is popular for strapless and wave riding because it allows sliding. All harnesses have a quick release for safe opening under load.
Also see leashes, vests and helmets. A harness is also part of complete equipment rental.
Tip: if you are not sure what you need, write to us — we advise based on your skill, weight and the conditions you ride in.
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The Ether is a light, compact harness that puts comfort and durability first.
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The Synth is designed to deliver the back support typical of hard-shell harnesses while keeping the freedom and torsional flex of a traditional waist belt.
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The Synth RS combines the support and comfort of the original Synth and adds the all-new Aerobar RS spreader-bar system with a spring-loaded quick closure.
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A hard-shell harness – ergonomic carbon support with a stiff back plate.
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A hard-shell harness – ergonomic carbon support with a stiff back plate.
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The ideal harness for wingfoiling – light, low-profile, comfortable and durable.
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A minimalist, lightweight seat harness.
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The AK Fuse is a classic low-cut seat harness with full back support.
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The Aerobar harness fastening system.
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A hard-shell harness – a low-profile 3D-moulded carbon-fibre outer shell
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The most comfortable RRD harness in the range. Its back features new composite ergonomic support-batten technology.
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A softer harness for more comfortable kiting in mellower conditions.
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The Stark is RRD\u2019s most adaptable harness, moulding superbly to your body.
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An excellent seat harness that keeps your kiting comfortable and easier.
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The Discover harness is aimed at beginners in kiteboarding and at kiters who want to enjoy comfortable sessions.
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The RRD Sense Plus is a universal women\u2019s kite harness
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A comfortable seat harness made especially for women.
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With us a purchase is more than a product — setup help, advice and after-sales service are included.
A seat harness has leg loops and cannot ride up — friendlier for beginners and long sessions. A waist harness gives more freedom of movement and better force transfer when jumping.
Model-by-model differences are in the harness guide.
A harness must sit snugly on the lower ribs with no air pockets. If it rides up while riding, it is almost always too big or too loose — not too small. Sizing differs between brands, so send us your measurements.
A rigid ergonomic back that spreads the kite's pull over a larger area — the harness does not twist and rides up less. Softer models mould to your body and feel more flexible. Both have their place; a hard shell shows its worth under strong pull.
With most harnesses it is, though systems differ between brands. The product description says so for each model; some harnesses can be upgraded to a different closure system, for example the AK Aerobar.
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