Our Harnesses
Beginner, progression and competition harnesses. Comfort and safety.
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How to choose a paragliding harness
The harness connects the pilot to the wing and largely determines comfort and safety in flight. Before choosing one, think about your piloting level, the type of flying you do and how you will carry your gear.
Match it to your level
At beginner level, look for upright, stable harnesses that are easy to adjust and help you keep a correct posture. With experience, many pilots move to more enclosed harnesses designed for long thermal flights.
Back protection
Harnesses use foam protection, an airbag or a combination of both. Foam protects from take-off without needing to inflate; an airbag is lighter and packs smaller. Always check that the protection is certified and in good condition.
Weight and hike & fly
If you walk up to take-off or travel often with your gear, a light or reversible harness that turns into a backpack greatly reduces the total weight. In exchange it usually offers less storage and more compact protection.
Fit and reserve parachute
A good harness can be adjusted in height, recline and chest width to fit your body. Check that it has a container for the reserve parachute and that the handle is easy to reach in flight.
Model comparison
Overview of the available models with their main features and current price.
| Model | Features | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Gin Genie Lite 2 | Light and comfortable · Certified protection · Large storage · Fully adjustable | On request |
| Advance Success 4 | Competition design · Certified protection · Large storage · Fully adjustable | On request |
| SupAir Altirando | Ideal for beginners · Certified protection · Large storage · Fully adjustable | On request |
| Woody Valley | Perfect for hike & fly · Light and comfortable · Large storage · Fully adjustable | On request |
Frequently asked questions about harnesses
Answers to the most common questions before buying. If you have another question, message us on WhatsApp.
