Sure Steps Safety Harness

Great item. I was worried what people would think but my 16 month old is an olympic sprinter and can get away from me very quickly. Now that I have it I feel much safer with her out in busy places when she wants to get out ad walk. She doesn't seem to mind having it on at all! I have received a couple of comments but most people who have children totally understand!
I kind of wish it didn't use velcro to keep it done up as I wonder how long that will last...velcro tends to get less strong over time, but right now it works great.

This harness was fastened with velcro which would not hold my three year old Grandson. It was off in under a minute.

Description: Approximately 1" that goes around the chest. Straps over the shoulders. Clip on the back. Velcro and loop on either ends of 4' "leash" Leash could also be used as wrist strap.

Exactly as picture shows. Thank you.

We had another harness for my son and the clasps broke so it wouldn't stay on. I saw this product, which while not the same does a similar thing, and I'm glad that we bought this one it's a lot more durable and the straps are longer so it fits more comfortably on him and he's not complaining about it.

I love that we can let him walk with us at the mall and out around town again without the risk of him running too far ahead or getting lost, or worse bolting out into the road and getting hit by a car.

I highly recommend this item.

I purchased this harness to use in the airport with my 16 month old. It has to be pulled over the head to put on and the straps have to be loosened in order to remove the harness and then retightened when put back on. On a small child the excess strap is quite long and I had to make sure to tuck the ends under the chest strap, the webbing is stiff and gets kinks from being folded so the excess ends did not lie flat but would spring up unless tucked in. The edges of the harness material were dipped in a kind of melted plastic (to keep the webbing from unravelling), the melted plastic was rough and sharp in places and would not be comfortable against the skin. I decided that there were too many steps involved to use on a 16 month old while managing luggage what with ajusting/readjusting the straps, on/off over the head, and securing the wayward strap ends, so I bought a backpack buddy instead. It has soft fabric covering the straps, buckles in front, only needs adjusting once, easy on/off, has a cute animal "backpack", and nobody gave me strange looks for having my child on a leash.