Storm - Performance canicross harness

Highly popular among top-level competitors, the Storm harness was meticulously designed with two main objectives: optimizing stability while preserving complete freedom of movement.

Key features

• Developed along 2 lines: maximizing stability without restricting freedom of movement
• Exceptional stability and power transfer thanks to its enveloping shape and pre-formed rib cage support: the dog is securely held and can brace firmly into the harness, both along the axis and laterally
• Neck opening designed to provide maximum clearance for the throat and airways
• Inter-scapular support and neck opening that leave the shoulders unobstructed: maximum freedom of movement
• Abrasion-resistant Hexaline outer fabric with a refined appearance
• Soft inner fabric that is gentle on the skin and coat
• Secure: the dog cannot get out of the harness without assistance. Useful for fearful and/or excitable dogs
• Reflective strips along the entire length of the harness
• Can be soaked in water to cool the dog if the temperature requires it.
  

Who is it for?

The Storm harness uses the design of the Blizzard Beast, differing only in its wider neck opening, suited to dogs with a more conventional build, such as Nordic breeds and shepherds. It is also suitable for ESDs, Braques, and Greysters with a strong neck.

The Storm harness is specifically designed for slender, lean dogs and may not be suitable for more heavily built breeds such as the Samoyed, Malamute, Golden Retriever, etc. Given its specialized design, we do not recommend it for beginners.

Need advice? Our experts are here to help on the blog:

• Check the fit of your canicross harness
• Put the harness on your dog correctly

Warranty: 2 years
Dog weight: 130 g (size M)
Activities: canicross, bikejoring, skijoring, sledding
Care instructions: machine washable: short cycle, cold or at 30°C

The Storm is a harness designed for performance, with a closer fit around the neck than a standard harness. Its cut has been designed to completely free the shoulders while ensuring fully unobstructed airways.
Its highly enveloping, close-fitting design may make it slightly more difficult to remove than a traditional X-back harness. To make removal easier, first move the harness up toward the withers, then pull the front legs through, elbow first, as shown in the video below. After a few outings, the harness softens slightly, and handling quickly becomes easier and more intuitive.