The Flagline Harness is a fast, light, and comfortable body harness with a nimble design, that keeps dogs in their flow, from scrambling in the backcountry to conquering everyday obstacles.
A handle and load-dispersing chest/belly panel make for easy lift-and-assist in a minimal design good for all-day wear. High adjustability and easy on/off make the Flagline secure and accessible, especially popular among tripods, deeming it the harness of choice for giving dogs a little boost and a lot of freedom when the path ahead is anything but flat.
*Customers may receive product with variations in V ring finish. The aluminum V ring on the Flagline™ Harness will have either a matte or chrome finish.
KEY FEATURES:
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Lightweight: Lightweight design with high adjustability and a debris-resistant liner that sheds dirt and fur.
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Comfortable Lift & Assist: Balanced and comfortable lifting with padded handle and load-dispersing chest/belly panel.
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Strong Connections: Three leash connection points: Aluminum V-ring on the back, and two reinforced webbing loops – one on chest for dogs that pull, and one on back.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES:
MATERIALS:
- Shell (bluesign® approved): 150D polyester ripstop with DWR and PU coating.
- Lining: 75D polyester with heat emboss.
- Buckles (bluesign® approved): ITW Nexus Mach 1 side-release.
- Front Leash Connection Point: 87.5% UHMWPE (ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene), 12.5% Nylon Back Leash Connection Point: anodized 6061-T6 aluminum V-ring.
- Made in Vietnam.
CARE:
- Secure fasteners.
- Wash in cold water.
- Hand wash.
- Mild detergent.
- Air dry.
How To Measure Your Dog's Girth
HOW TO SIZE FOR A GROWING DOG
Puppies grow quickly and that means their size might still be changing. While your pup’s growth will depend on its breed, many larger dogs may not hit their full size and weight till around 12 to 18 months.
We recommend sizing based on your pup’s current measurements to make sure they are getting a comfortable and functional fit. If it's too large or small, you might see some chafing or slipping.
If your growing pup is truly between two sizes, choose the larger size. For example, a 3-month-old puppy with a 17-inch (43 cm) chest girth would be right between XXS (13-17 in / 33-43 cm) and XS (17-22 in / 43-56 cm) harness sizes. We recommend sizing up to the XS since their current girth fits within that size range AND the larger size will give them room to grow.
