The Peter Lynn family of harnesses has something for every level
of kiter. Choose the base harness to get you moving. The
Radical to enjoy comfort while flying DePower or buggy, or the
Divine to feel unencumbered while buggying.
When you have you kite skills sorted and start to venture out in
higher winds you will soon find out that flying a powered up
kite is quite the exercise. Especially on the arms. To
reduce the forces on you arms Peter Lynn offers some solutions,
ranging from the simple but efficient backstrap to the racing
bred Divine harness
Backstrap:
The Peter Lynn Backstrap is a cheap alternative to a
harness. Place this large padded strap around your back and
you’ll be ready for hours of safe fun with your powerkite.
Attach your handles to the backstrap and position it behind
your lower back before launching your kite. The backstrap
will take the load off your arms while flying. In case you
wish to lose the power from the kite, fall forward so the
backstrap can slide over your back and head, and the
backstrap with handles is released from the kite flyer Choose The BackStrap to Purchase
Base Harness:
When you have mastered the basics of kiting all you want to
do is fly your kite; jump in a buggy, ride a landboard.
However, after a while you will need to give those sore arms
a break. The Base harness, complete with spreader bar, is
the perfect tool to transfer the kite power onto your body,
thus taking the load off your arms. Experience kiting with
the features of a proper harness at an affordable price. The
Challenger spreader supplied with the harness allows you to
hook the harness line running between your handles directly
onto the wheel.
The Base harness is available in sizes S/M & L/XL to fit a
large range of body sizes, as the webbing straps can easily
be adjusted to fit your body. Choose The Base Harness to
Purchase
Divine Harness:
The Divine seat harness is a new harness, designed
specifically for buggy racing. Most harnesses used by buggy
riders are traction kiting harnesses. These harnesses are
designed to fit the body comfortably when standing while
flying your kite. However in a sitting position the harness
is not comfortable when flying for a very long time. The
Divine harness was specifically designed to fit the rider
perfectly when sitting in a buggy. Above this the harness is
made to be extremely smooth around the back to allow easy
movements in your buggy seat. The Divine harness is supplied
with a spreader bar pad for more comfort as well as
preventing clothing such as expensive dry suits from getting
damaged.
Available in sizes XS, S, M, L & XL
either as a separate harness or with Bullet or Prodigy
spreader barChoose The Divine to Purchase
Radical Harness:
The Radical seat harness is designed for optimum comfort
while kiting. The Radical has been developed to distribute
the load comfortably over the body, no matter where the kite
is flying in the wind window. The harness is fitted with an
extra soft back support and soft neoprene leg straps. The
harness is made from first-rate and hard-wearing materials
and has webbing straps running through the harness for
maximum durability. The Radical harness features a grab
handle and solid leash attachments on the back. The harness
is supplied with a spreader bar pad preventing the spreader
bar from digging into your chest and protecting your
clothing if you are using a wheel spreader.
Available in sizes XS, S, M, L & XL
either as a separate harness or with Bullet spreader,
Prodigy spreader or standard spreader bar. Choose The Radical to Purchase
Peter Lynn offers you a variety of spreader bars suitable
for all forms of traction kiting. Whether you fly your kite
on handles or on a bar here you will find a spreader bar
that meets your demands. If you fly your kite on a bar we
recommend the standard spreader or the spinning spreader
which is similar to any other spreader bar but with the
added advantage of being freely/fully spin-able. If you fly
your kite on handles we highly recommend using a wheel
spreader such as the Challenger, bullet or prodigy wheel
spreader.
Wheel spreaders are spreader bars fitted with a pulley type
wheel on the end where you can easily hook your harness line
into/onto. Apart from steering your kite by pulling the
bottom ends of the handles the kite can also be steered by
pulling the complete handles, similar to two line kite
flying. Above this the wheel pulleys lets your harness line
run smoothly from side
to side greatly reducing wear on the line
Standard Spreader:
The standard spreader features a fixed hook to connect your
depowerloop or harness line to
You can purchase this item on
any of the harness pages above either with a harness or
seperate
Challenger Spreader:
If you are looking for a simple spreader that has a wheel to
directly hook in the harness line between your handles, the
Challenger is the perfect option. It is a basic spreader
designed with the quality and durability of a Peter Lynn
product. The wheel features a set of sealed bearings to
ensure smooth steering at all times.
You can purchase this item on
any of the harness pages above either with a harness or
seperate
Bullet Spreader:
The Bullet wheel spreader ensures more comfort when using
your harness, as the front section of the spreader bar can
move up and down. This prevents the whole spreader bar from
twisting. Besides the reduced wear on your harness, it also
prevents the ends (to which the webbing straps are attached)
from pushing into your body. As the wheel stays more in a
straight line with your harness line, it runs smoother. You can purchase this item on any
of the harness pages above either with a harness or seperate
Prodigy Spreader:
When you are looking for the best of the best, the Prodigy
wheel spreader is your spreader of choice. A unique
combination of optimum functionality, maximum features, high
quality and excellent finishing makes this spreader a true
work of art. The front section of the Prodigy can move up
and down, move left and right and fully rotate. With this
spreader bar the comfort on the rider is phenomenal, as the
spreader bar back part is not forced in any direction while
riding but stays in a fixed position to the body. The
Prodigy spreader is aimed at the competition buggy scene.
When needing to go upwind in a buggy race, riders make
upwind turns with their buggy. While doing this the flying
lines are twisted. The lines can easily be untwisted by
spinning the handles. The rotating front section of the
Prodigy spins easily to undo any twists in the harness line.
The Prodigy features a small plastic tag preventing your
line from accidentally unhooking during your ride. You can purchase this item on any
of the harness pages above either with a harness or seperate
