SESSION HARNESS by OCEAN RODEO

 Construction:

One of toughest sewn products we could think of was the good old Hockey Skate. We looked at how hockey skates combined both stiff and soft fabrics to make a truly bomber product that was comfortable when worn under high loads.
Sewing:

Double buck stitch sewing all around. Fabrics: heavy-duty ballistic nylons, seamless internal webbing power band that supports the hook attachment... everything is double sewn, reinforced and then attached to the internal power band. Rock solid!

Comfort:

Molded thermo foam padding against your body for maximum comfort.

Features:

Lock and Load Leg Holsters- Removable (patent pending)

We've put the leg strap hinge point at the hip instead of the lower bum allowing the rider a huge range in leg motion. Unlike traditional harness leg straps that hinder your freedom, there is no leg restriction thanks to the side loading, lock and load leg straps.

Our unique leg strap attachment, (through a "port" located on the top edge of the harness) allows the rider a giant range in harness height adjustment , another first from Ocean Rodeo. Simply thread the clip through the port and click in.

Because of the "up high" leg strap you have a huge range of adjustment on the harness height. Ride seat style (low) or waist harness height (mid) without the chance of the harness riding up.

Wear your leg straps inserted into the Session short! Allowing you to wear your board shorts over the leg straps! It's all about style!

This unique up high leg strap port allows the rider to wear board shorts or pants over the leg straps when worn in combination with the Session Under Short, effectively hiding the straps. As well as looking good covering the leg straps eliminates one more potential tangle spot for lines.

The leg straps can also be worn over dry suits and wetsuits without the internal shorts.

Leg straps are completely removable so the harness can also be worn as just a waist harness!

Leash Quick Release

Letting go of your kite with a leash connected to the back of your harness can be a sketchy move in some conditions. If things go wrong you now have the final option of releasing your leash from the back of the harness.

Simply pull the red eject handle next to the harness hook and you'll be free!

Handle Hold

Elastic retracts grab to minimize catching.

Buckle Covers

We've made every attempt to cover all buckles and potential line tangle points with the buckle covers.

Hook Knife

Hook knife located on back top edge of harness. Cut your way out of a mess.

Velcro Wrap Entry

Sturdy elastic cummerbund with front Velcro closure.

Spreader Bar Pad

The spreader bar is sandwiched onto a control pad with Velcro,
allowing you to easily change hooks. This pad also helps to spread the hook's