Fjellpulken Expedition Harness Pro

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They feel great, and when you got the "straps" to the right length, then... Not the cheapest, but it's not worth saving here, good purchase.

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A harness in good condition even for a smaller skier, but the back straps loosen too easily. The end of the second rear belt was also a little weakly heated, when it had already started to unravel. The hip buckle of the harness is too stiff for women, if it loosens during use.

Fits perfectly, however 1 of the buckles broke during first use just by unbuckling it. Luckily it was one of the crotch straps that we didn't want to use anyway, but it does makes you think about the (lack of) quality buckles Fjellpulken used here...

A fantastic product and have helped with contributing the weight across my upper body. I haven't tried pulling a very heavy load yet though. One thing I would mention is that even after pulling the waist straps tight all the way to the buckle, the waist bands are still a little bit too big. Not a problem now in the winter when I wear two layers, but not sure they will fit in the summer with only one thin layer on.

Having used the Fjeldpulken standard harness for an extended period, I can attest to its functionality. However, the experience was far from enjoyable, with the shoulder straps often causing discomfort. This is why I wholeheartedly recommend the Expedition Harness Pro. It not only fits remarkably better but also ensures a smoother transfer of force from the engine to the pulk, aligning perfectly with your body. The standout feature is the comfort it provides, thanks to its wider shoulder straps, a breast strap, and backpack-like design for the sholder straps. So far, I have used it for a four-day backcountry tour in Jämtland/Sweden, with a lot of height and elevation to overcome. For me, it has been the investment in new/upgraded equipment that I have gained the most in many years. Are there any drawbacks? A good smaller back to be attached or integrated would be perfect, but I think I can find a third-party accessory for that part. I will use the Fjeldpulen Stardard harness again.

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Very sturdy and versatile in its settings. I changed the Thule harness to this one and it stays better on the waist as the buckles don't slip. The belt itself is also much sturdier. Versatile adjustments with straps and leg loops for heavier loads.

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A well-fitting harness with good adjustments even for a small person.

Highly customisable harness, with lots of straps to adapt to any morphology. I'm 1m69 / 70kg, and I adujust it to nearly the minimum settings (without big down jacket). So if you're smaller, it might be a bit too big, go be checked with the seller, if a shorter version exists.

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Sufficient adjustments, supportive. We haven't found a purpose for all the straps yet, maybe one day..

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Super comfortable and customizable