Freemotion Harness 5.0 Dog Pulling Harness for Sports Like Running, Biking and Skiing with Dogs, Professional Adjustable Dog Harness, Orange/Black, Size 5

like how it doesnt restrict movement. I bought it for my german shepherd. It fits nicley and he seems to feel comfortable wearing it. It also looks really nice on him with the orange pop of colour. High quality, wouldnt buy from any other brand.

This worked great for our German Shorthaired Pointer. We’ve trained her to run on leash with us next to our bike. But we had trouble with harnesses rubbing her armpits raw. So I started looking at the mushing style harnesses. But with not as much fur and a deep chest others did not fit her well. This one fits her perfectly!! And then we switched her bike running style to front mounted leash which she picked up quickly and she LOVES! She is always very excited to see the harness when we bring it out.

I have a gwp and once we got use to putting it on and taking it off it fits her well and Indont see any rub points that I have found on all her other harness. Good quality

The best product out there!At first it seemed a bit small but after few runs material adjusted well. Amazing support team, super responsive!

The product seems like it’s good quality, however it is an absolute pain in the neck (no pun intended) to try and put on. There are no buckles and/or ways to disconnect any of the straps, meaning that you have to somehow manage to get both your dog’s front legs and head through the non adjustable slots all at once.Additionally, even though it’s nice quality, all of the padding and thick strapping makes the product fit rather “clunky” once it’s on. It literally looked like my dog was wearing a life preserver. While it fit her decent around the neck and chest area (after about 15mins of struggling to get it on), the parts near her waist were far too loose and didn’t offer hardly any ability to adjust them to make it tighter. For reference, she is a 1.5yr old 45lb dog with 16” neck and I ordered a size 6.Overall, I was hoping to like this harness because it looks nice and is seemingly well made, but it fails way too hard in the “engineering” category for me to justify keeping it. I ended up returning and replacing it with a similar harness that’s about half the cost, is significantly easier to get on/off, and far more adjustable.

I have a half lab/husky mix. All personality and behavior leans to the Husky. When we walk he gets extremely jumpy and squirmy when he sees other people and especially dogs. For some time we used a martingale collar to help with control but I just wasn’t a fan of the collar and while it controlled I didn’t feel either one of us could fuller enjoy our outings.Finally did extensive research on mushing harnesses designed for huskies and found this LIFE SAVER!My boy and I just had the BEST run of our lives. There was effective and safe pulling, control and ease of movement. He was comfortable the entire time.Seeing my boy lead and run the way Huskies are designed was just amazing. Best part is no wriggling out of the harness.I feel like majority of success in leash training your dog is using the proper equipment. If you have a dog who is bred to pull I highly recommend this brand.For reference my boy is 1 year old and weighs around 49-52 lb range. His neck halfway up to the ears is on the lower end of 15 inches. We sized down to a 5 and it fit him perfectly! He is also slender and we adjusted the straps to better fit his shape.I will say this is one of the easiest harnesses I have ever adjusted in my life.I was a little concerned the rope at the back would come undone but using a regular leash and pulling today at full sprint we had no issues.

Fitment: I purchased a size 5 for an 18-month old 23kg (48lb) female Siberian Husky and it fits perfectly. The measuring guide the company provides is pretty accurate, so no need to second guess your measurements. It is highly adjustable, and our pup is right in the middle of adjustments, so a size 4 would probably be a little tighter on the neck/shoulders, and towards the looser end of the other adjusting areas. A size 6 would likely not fit her neck and be too far down the shoulders.Material: The material is stout and looks like it will last awhile. I have about 50 miles on it so far and nothing is wearing out of the ordinary. Non-Stop website says the pieces are replaceable, but I see no way to replace anything except the carabiner attachment, since everything is triple stitched together. There is way more padding on the chest/shoulder area (significantly more than the competitors) so I imagine that is more comfortable for our dog.All this being said, DO NOT MACHINE WASH IT. And, hand wash prior to the first use, because the color bleeds out heavily. Our Husky has a white chest and it was stained Hunter Orange for a few days after we ran in the rain. I decided to wash the harness since it got a bit dirty, and now it looks hideous. The color bled, which is clearly a dye, and now it is a weird pinkish grey. That's about the only thing I can complain about. Still, for over a hundred bucks, the material shouldn't bleed out like that.Price: "Designed in Norway" does not mean "Made in Norway". This product is made in China, I know this because I just moved out of China after living there for 2 years and saw a very similar one in the local market. Oh yeah, and the tag said "Made in China". For the price we are paying, it certainly doesn't need to be outsourced. It's just a bunch of ripstop material and reflective paint...and cheap dye. Even still, I was OK paying it if it meant it came from Non-Stop (and hopefully went through their QA process).Overall: It's a great product that appears like it will last awhile. Me and my pup have already gotten a good amount of use out of it and are having a great time doing cani-cross. It fits true-to-size and seems comfortable. Only complaint is that it looks ugly now, but I don't think she minds all that much!