Reviews
Excellent product, the size is exactly as described on the page, it fits my dog perfectly since the length of the straps can be adjusted. 100% recommended, very satisfied with this product.
— G. A., verified buyer
Perfect size, my pitbull weighs 25 kg and size L fit perfectly. He started pulling less during walks compared to when I used a leash before. Highly recommended.
— Bruno M., verified buyer
Very good. Durable, and the size L fit my 5-year-old Labrador weighing 35 kg well. Even when she pulls a lot, it holds up without breaking.
— Marta L., verified buyer
The XL size fits perfectly for an Amstaff. It is a pity that the rings are plastic; one tug and they will break apart. The harness itself is soft and comfortable, definitely recommend it.
— Verified buyer, Israel
The clip on top of the harness is only made of plastic but the one that sits at their chest is metal and looks to be well anchored. It was easy to fit. Shipping was very fast.
— Verified buyer, New Zealand
It is a great product, but the back panel is a bit long compared to the recommended weight, so it might be better to size down one size. The belt adjustment range is wide.
— Verified buyer, United States
Where these reviews come from
Every review on this page was left by a buyer of one of the two harness models we sell, and translated from the original language. We keep the buyer's own wording, including the parts that criticise the product.
How we calculate the rating
Platforms display a weighted average that runs higher than the arithmetic one. We recalculate from the raw distribution instead. For the front-clip harness, that distribution across 1,398 ratings gives 4.7 out of 5, which is the figure shown throughout this site.
It is worth knowing what a distribution looks like before you trust any rating. A product with no one-star reviews at all across more than a thousand ratings is statistically unusual, and it is a sign the platform is filtering rather than a sign the product is flawless.
What the critical reviews say
Three themes recur, and all three appear in the FAQs on the product pages.
The hardware. Buyers disagree about whether the rings are metal or reinforced plastic. Some describe a metal hook at the chest with plastic elsewhere; others describe all-plastic fittings. One owner of an Amstaff reported the rings giving way under a hard pull. The buckles are plastic side-release on every account.
The sizing. Several buyers report the chart running generous, with a recommendation to size down. Two fitted 35 kg Labradors into a size the chart caps at 30 kg. Details on how to measure a dog.
The handle. One buyer found it less robust than the rest of the build. We treat it as a steadying grab point rather than a lifting handle, which is set out on the handle page.
Photos
The photographs are buyers' own, one per distinct reviewer. Nothing here is a studio image dressed as a customer photo, and no photo appears twice under two different names.
See the harnesses: front-clip no-pull harness and personalised harness. Our method is on how we test.