Dolibest Sled Harness for Fitness Resistance, sled Pull Harness, Adjustable Durable and Comfortable for Resistance Training

This is for my 6'3" 320lb son,18, and getting any information from him is like finding the strap pin that just sprung off your watch.

This harness works for things other than strength training. For example, it works fairly well at pulling a deer sled through the woods. This is how I plan to use the harness most of the time. After strapping on the harness, a heavy doe was pulled on a deer sled. Although the deer sled experienced problems, the harness passed with flying colors. It was strong enough for the task and was a little more comfortable than expected.The sled harness is designed and made with quality materials and construction, and it should because it’s expected to pull items with significant weight. The shoulder straps have a thin layer of padding, and the webbing is extra wide to aid in comfort and provide extra strength. The hauling straps are constructed of one-inch webbing, and the connecting links are made of steel. Although the back panel is covered with breathable mesh, the shoulder straps are not. Having mesh on the shoulder straps would help with comfort during hot and humid days. It would also help with comfort if the shoulder straps had a little more padding.Overall, this is a quality product that does what it’s supposed to do.

Perfect harness for a weight sled, works just as you would expect and is comfortable to use and pull with. It is easy to adjust, there is a great amount of adjustment available to fit a variety of sizes and shapes! Regardless of size and adjustment it is comfortable to wear. It has several connecting points and pieces in order to attach it easily to a weight sled and allow for pulling! Great quality and value as well!

My son is into gym workouts. I've seen these on videos and figured he might want one. I was right. But I also changed the target of the workout. With this harness I took him out of the gym, and to the park with my granddaughter. I included a toboggan with the harness. A plastic one with a rounded smooth bottom. Now, instead of the mondain task of dragging a weighted sled around the gym, he gets a good leg and back workout dragging my granddaughter around the park at their complex! Great workout for him and a lot of fun for both of them!

Used it as a safety harness for my daughter, she tends to run away and disappear. She broke it the first time we used it. Not sure if just defective but she’s 125 pound.

This harness holds together really well but the edges around the neck dig into your neck a little when dragging stuff. The material doesn’t seem to make this worth $30 maybe $20 but it’s still good quality.

I've been wanting something like this for some years now, and now that I have this it's a great help for winter chores. I'll load some bags of feed or a bale of hay onto a sled which I can clip to the vest and haul over the snow to the goat barn or chicken coop, without having to awkwardly hold onto a rope.The other day I loaded up a wagon with firewood, attached a tether from the wagon to the vest, and pulled the wagon hands-free to the house. I found this to be better than straining my shoulder to pull the wagon.The vest has attachment points at the shoulders and at the waist. I found the waist position to be more comfortable. All the straps are adjustable, and the vest fits comfortably.

Ever since I joined a gym that has a weight sled, I have fell in love with the exercise. The sled has removable poles that you can push or pull with, but I prefer using a harness instead that they don’t provide.I already have a harness, but the quality isn’t the best, but at least I have another one for comparison with the Dolibest Sled Harness.What I will say is that this harness and included strap or leash is of a much thicker and stronger build material than what I already have. It is also more comfortable and secure feeling to wear. I am not a fan of the side adjusters though, and prefer a single center buckle fastener instead. These side adjusters take too long to adjust and get going versus a single buckle.Additionally, the included locking carabiners don’t work for me. They are strong, no problem with that, but I need quick release ones as I have to frequently connect and disconnect in order to change direction. I swapped them out. Furthermore, the two top d-rings don’t function well as it can cause the sled to raise up. Luckily there is the single bottom one that works just fine.Lastly, the connecting strap or leash is assuringly strong, well made and at 5.5 feet, just the perfect length.