Tactical Dog Harness Set

Four buckles total, two at the neck and two at the belly.

Fostered a litter this summer and needed a second one fast. Third season using it and the webbing edges have not frayed. Chest plate is stiff enough to hold its shape when he shakes off. Lifted him into the truck bed by the handle without any strap flex.

Lifted him into the truck bed by the handle without any strap flex. Weight of the harness is noticeable but he settles into it after a minute. Chest plate is stiff enough to hold its shape when he shakes off. Simple thing, done right.

First impressions were good and three months in that hasn't changed. The MOLLE webbing holds two pouches and a folded leash without sagging.

Shipping took about a week and it arrived well packed. Large fits a seventy pound dog with the side straps most of the way out. We clip a light to the top ring for evening hikes. Straps are wide so nothing bites into his armpits when he pulls.

The MOLLE webbing holds two pouches and a folded leash without sagging.

Hard to rate this one. There are two leash rings, a steel one on top and webbing at the chest. It is heavy, more than a small dog should carry.

My vet actually suggested trying something like this. Four buckles total, two at the neck and two at the belly. Patches let me put a do not pet label on him in public.

Army green does not show trail dust the way black does. Patches let me put a do not pet label on him in public.

Third season using it and the webbing edges have not frayed. The MOLLE webbing holds two pouches and a folded leash without sagging. Would gift this to another pet owner.

Bought two, one for home and one for my mom's place where Remi stays. Third season using it and the webbing edges have not frayed. Buckles are the side release kind with a metal core, not all plastic.

Buckles are the side release kind with a metal core, not all plastic. Made the difference on a scramble where I had to steady him over rock. Hosed it off after a muddy hike and it dried overnight on the porch. Nothing fancy, just works.

Army green does not show trail dust the way black does. Hosed it off after a muddy hike and it dried overnight on the porch. Money well spent.

Replaced a big-box store version that lasted about two months. Lifted him into the truck bed by the handle without any strap flex. We clip a light to the top ring for evening hikes. Four buckles total, two at the neck and two at the belly.

two patches came with it and the hook backing holds through a swim. Four buckles means it takes longer than a step in harness.

Large fits a seventy pound dog with the side straps most of the way out. Four buckles total, two at the neck and two at the belly. Made the difference on a scramble where I had to steady him over rock. It's become part of our routine.

Army green does not show trail dust the way black does.

Third one of these I've tried and the first one I've kept. Made the difference on a scramble where I had to steady him over rock. There are two leash rings, a steel one on top and webbing at the chest.

First impressions were good and three months in that hasn't changed. Four buckles total, two at the neck and two at the belly. Large fits a seventy pound dog with the side straps most of the way out.

I like it, with reservations. It took a full minute to fit the first time and ten seconds every time after. Chest plate is stiff enough to hold its shape when he shakes off. Too warm for a thick coated dog in midsummer.

Luna is nine and set in her ways, so I wasn't optimistic. Buckles are the side release kind with a metal core, not all plastic. Two patches came with it and the hook backing holds through a swim.