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Ruffwear Web Master Dog Harness

Item #RUF0028 | 33 in Stock

Write your question here...Can this harness be used for Rappeliing...

By Ranked #2055 - Backpacks June 6, 2009

Write your question here...Can this harness be used for Rappeliing a dog? Is it strong enough?

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By Ranked #77 - Backpacks 5 days ago

http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Ruffwear-Doubleback-Harness/RUF0058M.html I'd use this instead! It's burlier... and designed for climbing!

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By Ranked #1435 - Backpacks July 7, 2009

Just like the question about using the harness for paragliding, you have to ask yourself, would you rope in with plastic clips? The best bet would be to contact Ruffwear directly to find out the tensile strength of the clips (assumedly they would be the weakpoint, but then again I'd be doubtful of the strength of any stitching on the nylon webbing either.) As the other answer below states, the vast odds are that while Ruffwear will want to promote the strength of the materials for controlling your dog, they aren't going to sign off on lowering the dog off of a cliff.

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By Ranked #188 - Backpacks June 7, 2009

i would definitely not try it if you love your dog. nylon straps and plastic clips? doubtful.

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By Ranked #82 - Backpacks June 6, 2009

i would think so but i would try it out on something not to high first.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
Nylon 
Size:
(dog girth) [XXS] 12-19in (30-48cm); [XS] 17-24in (43-61cm); [S] 21-31in (53-76cm); [M] 26-36in (66-91cm); [L] 32-48in (81-122cm) 
Recommended Use:
Walks, backpacking 
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime 
Country of Origin:
China 
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