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ADJUSTABLE FROM 104 TO 125CM >FOR ALL SIZES SIMPLE AND ULTRA LIGHT >NO METAL, ONLY SOFT MATERIALS UNIVERSAL >WORKS WITH ALL WINGS REDUCES THE WEIGHT OF THE WING >ALLOWS YOU TO EXTEND YOUR RIDING SESSIONS WHILE KEEPING ALL THE FREEDOM
Standard loop harness lines feed on from the end of your boom section. Fixed lines offer great strength and durability.
Gaastra Windsurfing
This line is made of a 3.5 mm spectra rope covered by a polyurethane tube which offers great durability. Attach the line to the attachment points on the SWING’s central strut. It ...
... allowing crew members to move with safety on deck when there is a risk of falling into the sea. Combined with safety lines 02943* and safety harness 02941*. The jacklines feature a loop on each end and ...
New an improved S26 Wing-Surfer harness line. Attach the harness to the handles of your Wing-Surfer for hooked in riding.
The Chinook Sailing Adjustable Harness Lines use a modified one knot low profile design plus heavy-duty line and tubing to make yet another simple but effective design. One size adjusts to all.
Chinook Sailing Products
The Gunsails Vario harness lines made of 8-fold pre-stretched FSE Robline® rope offer the possibility to choose the perfect length for your specific course and even "on the fly". Thanks ...
Fully adjustable windsurfing harness lines. Velcro wrap fitment to boom, clear PVC over synthetic braid. Adjusts from 28-34". Suits waist or seated harness. Material Description PVC ...
Adjustable harness ends by strap.2 sizes available:20-26 inches26-32 inchesInstallation without disassembling the boom.
Adjustable harness lines with PU tubing. Featuring long-lasting heavy duty plastic buckle and quick release webbing.
DETAILS 2 Year Limited Warranty 8-Plait pre-stretched FSE Robline® rope High-density polyurethane tubing Non-corrosive adjustable buckle Non-slip boom pads Custom length adjustment Up to 5" [ 13cm ] of adjustment
DAKINE
... so the first you know of it is when the harness line snaps out at sea. We keep it clear so any signs of rope wear are clearly visible. PERFORMANCE Minimal swing design keeps the harness ...
Severne Sails
Adjustable harness lines with PU tubing. Featuring long lasting heavy duty plastic buckle and quick release webbing.
Adjustable length with metal lever buckle. Features Adjustable length with metal lever buckle. Sport Windsurfing
... Nautix Fixed Harness Line is available in 8 sizes and 2 colours to give you the choice of your windsurfing accessory. Harness lines are an essential element for good ...
Nautix Windsurf
... rubber loop pull, for shortening the harness lines to achieve more power in light wind. Loop is wide to fit 3 fingers and change length in full speed position Clap cleat for easy and fast lengthening ...
A harness line is attached to each side of a windsurfer's wishbone and hooked to the rider's harness. It transfers the pull of the sail from the arms to the midsection of the body.
ApplicationsThese lines are small but important pieces of gear for windsurfers using a harness, i.e., all those beyond the beginner level.
TechnologiesThese short lengths of rope are protected by a plastic sheath to limit wear from rubbing against the harness hook. There is a fastener at each end, generally Velcro, for attachment to the wishbone. On certain models, the length is adjustable, sometimes even while riding.
How to chooseLine length is the most critical element of choice. If it is too long, the rider will be too far back for comfortable sail adjustment. Too short a line makes it difficult to hook back in after a jibe, a maneuver requiring speed of execution, sometimes on tiptoe. Experience and experimentation will determine the appropriate dimension, which depends on arm length, wishbone shape, sail size and other factors.
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