Crash-tested construction ensures maximum safety for pets during travel
Supports over 3,300 lb of force for secure transport of large dogs
Modular add-ons allow for customizable fit and functionality
Lightweight build minimizes bulk for easy trail movement
Side release buckle provides quick and secure fastening
Summarized by Shop
Built to move seamlessly from backseat to backcountry. The Bomber harness is crash-tested, holds over 3,300 lb of force, adapts fast with modular add-ons, and still feels light on trail.
Maximum Force Capacity
3,300 lb
Closure Type
Side release buckle
Available Sizes
Extra small (XS), Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L), One size
Pattern
Solid
Recommended Activities
Mountaineering, Trad climbing
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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By far the best harness i have tried, the construction is solid and durable enough for anything, including an attack from a dog twice her size.
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Anna · 13 days ago
I love the peace of mind this harness provides. While it may seem like a lot of buckles, this gives a lot of flexibility to customize the fit and avoids having to slip the harness over my pup's head since that's not really his favorite.
I weighed the pros and cons of a crash tested harness vs a kennel. I would've lost too much visibility through my rear window for safety, worried about AC air flow to kennel (hot summers!), and ultimately the safety of being rear ended by large vehicles with a kennel in the back. This harness seems pricey, but your dog's safety is what costs the most.
Personally, it was an easy introduction period for my dog (under 2 years old). Start with getting comfortable with the harness and work your way up to ensure your dog doesn't mind the harness while buckled in. I'm fortunate that my dog is already very chill in the back seat and doesnt move around a lot. I have a back seat extender seat cover, so he has more room to be comfortable without sliding around or falling off the seat. This also has holes to buckle the seat belt in like normal. Highly recommend!
I love the green against his coat! He is half German/half little bit of everything else :)