• Composite Step-2 Hard-Shell: Utilizing biometric analysis and advanced movement design, the composite Step-2 Hard-Shell within the Ride Engine harness lineup provides enhanced torsional flex. This is ideal for riders seeking the support of a hard-shell harness while also desiring a more liberated sensation. | 4 Point Webbing Retention: High-grade, tight weave, stretch, and slip-resistant webbing retention. | Hook Knife Pocket: Easy-access hook knife storage pocket. (Knife sold separately)
• Trad Spreader Bar Equipped: Robust confidence-inspiring construction boasting an industry-leading 8mm stainless steel hook, pre-curved stabilization wings, and Mega Spreader Bar pad comfort. | Full Neoprene Wrap with EVA Anti-Slip Inserts: The neoprene interface at critical contact points is designed to prevent rashes, complemented by EVA inserts that eliminate twisting. | Multiple Leash Attachment Options: Removable handle pass leash attachment and ambidextrous front leash mounting options.
• Ultralight Elite Performance: Internal ergonomic Fusion closed-cell foam padding, seamlessly fused with the composite Step-2 hard shell, and combined with the Hyperlock spreader bar system all equal a recipe that is found in the Elite Series harnesses that equate to one of the lightest harnesses available today coming in at just 1KG for a size M.
• Why Still Use Webbing? Harnesses incorporating webbing first emerged in 1974 with the pioneering work of Pat Love and Ken Klied, who recognized its exceptional combination of strength, flexibility, and reliability. Since then, harness technology has undergone numerous advancements, yet webbing persists as a cornerstone in traditionalist designs for windsurfing and kiteboarding. Ride Engine celebrates this legacy by featuring webbing-based spreader bar connections in select harness offerings.
• Sizes: XS | S | M | L | XL