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"Team Tech" 6-point harness

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Run through the buckles preventing "fraying"

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"Covers" where the belts run through the buckles preventing "fraying".
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Tighten belts by pulling up instead of down

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The option to tighten the belts by pulling UP instead of DOWN on the shoulder harnesses, tends to be easier.
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"Covers" where the belts run through the buckles preventing "fraying".
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"Team Tech" 6-point harness

Tighten belts by pulling up instead of down

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The option to tighten the belts by pulling UP instead of DOWN on the shoulder harnesses, tends to be easier.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Has anybody heard or had experience with Team-Tech Harnesses? I found them while searching the net and they have a neat product. It's basically a 6-point harness but they have some extra features such as padding behind the central attach point for better comfort. Here is a link to a site that sells them. Let me know what you guys think. This if my first time posting a hyperlink so hope it works! Team Tech Harness

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anybody have an opinion on these? Even from just looking at the pics? TIA

POST 3Original post

They look good, although I doubt they do much mounted on the seat like this. Also do they have the clip on style ends for mounting on eye bolts and easy on and off? I have the Schroth 6 point harnesses and they were the best from the ones i have tried on. To be honest I have not tried the ones you show above...but my vote goes to the Schroths. Do these ones have a price advantage? What is your motivation for looking at them?

POST 4Original post

I have the Team Tech Harnesses and I like them very much. I have sold several sets once people see them in person. Get the ones with the padding for the shoulder harness and the buckle area.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

DJF1...I was first attracted to these belts for their looks (I like the black with the red straps), but on further inspection discovered they had some neat features such as: 1. The padding behind the center buckle for better comfort. 2. "Covers" where the belts run through the buckles preventing "fraying". 3. The option to tighten the belts by pulling UP instead of DOWN on the shoulder harnesses, tends to be easier. 4. Fully customizable if need be.

POST 6Original post

I've got them with a Brey-Krause bar and they work well. Remind me of aircraft type belts and releases! They are comfortable and I can remove them easily after DEs. I'd get them again!

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