Front Range, Multi-Functional Dog Harness from Ruffwear

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I really like the way all the hardwear is protected so it doesn't make sensitive areas on the dog, especially behind the arm or at the shoulder. REALLY nice product for use in sage and low brush, good belly protection! I like this harness a lot. Easy to put on and take off, easy to adjust too.

My dog is a 40 kg but still skinny dog, his girth is around 31 ", I chose L/XL because of his large body and it's a perfect size for him, the very first walk with this harness was a dream come true, it's easy to control him while meeting other dogs and he's not walking so fast anymore, he actually slows down in this harness.
He has somewhat long hair but the reflexes on this harness will always be visible thanks to it's great design, the ID pocket is somewhat hidden and isn't as visible as a tag on the collar, the ID pockets would serve a lot better purpose for short haired dogs.
It's soft towards his body and the harness isn't bothering his armpits but if I had chosen M, then I'm pretty sure it would have.

Got the L/XL harness in orange and I love it! The color is nice the fit is perfect. Like that both sides unsnap so that I don't have to pull the leg through one side. I like the option on the front for the leash as well as the back. The hidden ID tag is awesome. I can use it for hiking, out at the beach, and much more. I also like that it is quick to dry and easy to clean. Would definitely recommend to someone.

As soon as you pick it up, you realize what you paid $40 for. Most harnesses have pieces that the maker cheaped out on to save money, often the adjustable straps and buckles, always the D-ring. Not this harness. It's make of a thick, smooth nylon with cushioning for comfort. Everything is attached at multiple points with thick stitching so it all stays put. The D-ring is a single, solid piece of metal with punched out holes, instead of a cheap, welded together metal ring. The buckles are solid and take some effort to open. It also takes effort to adjust the straps, which means they won't be sliding out of place in a month. The back of the harness is a little pouch lined entirely with velcro, for holding tags. Nothing is falling out of this pouch, trust me. The trim is reflective and it sits high enough that even a long haired dog gets the benefit of this safety feature. The four points of adjustment (2 in front, 2 in back) makes this the first harness to ever sit in place on Kabota during a walk. Step in harnesses slide to either side, H-harnesses end up falling forward and bunched up under his armpits. The Front Range Harness didn't budge. I now completely understand why people who use Ruffwear products constantly recommend them. This is a really well made harness for a not outrageous price.