Best Harnesses?

[caglezxj]

I have always used Corbeau 4 Point Harnesses in my Jeeps. But they seem a little cheap to me. They just have the regular automotive latch as others have a buckle latch. I had some really nice ones on my RZR that used the buckle latch and velcro . What do you use or what is the best. Also should I step up to a 5 Point? I use my harnesses all the time and really like how the 4 point feels.

 

[BamaTJ]

Just ask Jimmy, you know he has everything needed to build a buggy. I have the Crow's with built in pads, best around IMO. I love mine they are so comfortable.

 

[HotRodpayton]

I like the 5 point with the round snap in style latch. I think I've seen them retractable , haven't I?

 

[yellow2.5yj]

Impact

 

[caglezxj]

Just ask Jimmy, you know he has everything needed to build a buggy. I have the Crow's with built in pads, best around IMO. I love mine they are so comfortable.

I am looking for everyone's opinion. I like the crows and love the built in pads. My pads on the Corbeau's would always twist on me.

 

[caglezxj]

Impact

those are nice also.

 

[caglezxj]

Here is the shot of the crows. This is basically what I am looking for.

 

[caglezxj]

Here is a picture of the G-Force it is also similar to what I am looking for.

 

[Juan_Hong_Loe]

Crowes are good. I like the built in pad onthem.

 

[caglezxj]

Crowes are good. I like the built in pad onthem.

I am sure that is what I had on my RZR and they was sweet.... I think that's got my mind made up...

 

[John Galbreath Jr.]

Go cam lock style. So much easier to get the shoulders done, therefore you wear them more often. There are several brands of them. Mine are G-Force.

 

[J.A.B]

I have the G- Force as well with cam lock. No matter what make you go with get the cam lock they are great, you can have your lap belt on for simple stuff but if it is about to get right simply click the shoulders in place and your ready

 

[1TONZR2]

I have the crows pictured above and are pretty impressed with them. mine dont have the built in shoulder padding, but they are still pretty comfortable.

 

[BamaTJ]

Josh if you go with the Crow harnesses with built in pads let me know how much a new set is. Mine need to be replaced..

 

[caglezxj]

alright I will. I am going to look into the cam lock ones also.

 

[Blase]

Here is the shot of the crows. This is basically what I am looking for.

Do you happen to have the part number for this exact set? That is exactly what I am looking for.

 

[caglezxj]

no but they are under off-road racing restraints on their page. Here is the link to all of the harnesses they carry.

http://www.crowenterprizes.com/Pages/DriverRestraints.html

 

[Glen1978]

I like the Impact 2" harnesses. The 3" ones seem uncomfortable to me. I've had Corbeau in my Ftoy and I hated them. They are WAY too long and you cannot adjust them up far enuff to mount the shoulder harnessed behine the back of the seat like they are supposed to be mounted. You have to put a bar at the right angle and then run the harness all the way back down to the floor.

 

[Stretch]

I like the Crow's as well. The pads are a nice option. We are going to switch over to them for SCCA when it comes time to replace the ones that are currently in the 510's

 

[JWP]

I put the Impact ones in my buggy and really like them. I got the pull up kind instead of the pull down. That makes it a lot easier to tighten your lap belt in tight areas like a buggy creates.