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Explore Harness - Heritage Check

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Explore Harness - Heritage CheckReady to bring a touch of timeless sophistication to your wildest adventures? Meet the Heritage Check Explore Harness. Our high performance evolution of our most iconic aesthetic. Specifically engineered for larger breeds and spirited explorers, this harness blends traditional British charm with heavy duty functionality. Featuring our signature Micro Gingham Check, this design offers a refined, minimalist look thats built for the dog who doesn't just

Ready to bring a touch of timeless sophistication to your wildest adventures? Meet the Heritage Check Explore Harness. Our high-performance evolution of our most iconic aesthetic. Specifically engineered for larger breeds and spirited explorers, this harness blends traditional British charm with heavy-duty functionality.

Featuring our signature Micro Gingham Check, this design offers a refined, minimalist look that’s built for the dog who doesn't just walk the trail, they own it.

Advanced Features:

  • Triple-Secure Entry: A 3-point step-in design featuring a dedicated safety lock on the buckle. Enjoy total peace of mind knowing your pup is secure, no matter how much they pull.

  • Tactical Control: Includes a sturdy grab handle on the back for close-traffic situations or assisting your dog over rugged obstacles.

  • Dual-Point Steering: Front and back D-rings give you the option for no-pull training or traditional lead attachment.

  • Safety First: Integrated reflective trim ensures your pup stays visible during misty morning hikes or late-night strolls.

  • Heavy-Duty Durability: Don’t let the delicate Micro Gingham pattern fool you. This harness is pull-tested to 187kg and features a reinforced design for larger, stronger dogs.

  • Breathable Comfort: Thick, ventilated padding prevents chafing and keeps your explorer comfortable during long treks in the heat.

  • Tailored Fit: Fully adjustable at both the neck and chest to perfectly accommodate broader frames and deeper chests.

  • Adventure-Proof Care: High-adventure proof! Simply pop it in the washing machine at 30°C to keep those classic checks looking sharp.

Extra Small - Neck: 24-34cm (9.4" - 13.3") / Chest 34-56cm (13.3" - 22') /. Chest plate length - 18cm (7"). Back plate length - 10cm (43.9").

Small - Neck: 32-44cm (12.5" - 17.3) / Chest 38-64cm (14.9" - 25.19') /. Chest plate length - 21cm (8.2"). Back plate length - 12.5cm (4.9").

Medium - Neck: 40-50cm (15.7" - 19.6") / Chest: 48-78cm (18.8" - 30.7"). Chest plate length - 26.5cm (10.4"). Back plate length - 15.5cm (6.10").

Large - Neck: 44-59cm (17.3" - 19.2") / Chest: 58-96cm (22.8" - 37.7"). Chest plate length - 32.5cm (12.7"). Back plate length - 17cm (6.6")

XL - Neck: 56-80cm (22" - 31.4") / Chest: 68-110cm (26.7" - 43.3"). Chest plate length - 33.5cm (13.1"). Back plate length - 17.5cm (6.8")


While our Explore Harnesses are designed with larger dogs in mind, offering sizes up to XL, they are not intended for extremely strong dogs that exhibit excessive pulling force. For such dogs, we recommend considering specialist harness brands designed specifically for high-strength needs. The Heritage Check Explore Harness has been pull tested to 187kg.

*Please note: that like all human accessories, dog accessories are subject to wear and tear and it is the responsibility of the owner to keep an eye on the condition to make sure it is safe for their pup to wear.

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