The Easy Rider Adjustable Dog Car Harness is generally well-received for its ease of use and functionality. However, there are significant concerns about its durability, with several users reporting that it broke or wore out relatively quickly. Most users found it to be a good value for the price, and it works well for keeping dogs secure in the car.
Durability issues can cause the harness to break, posing a safety risk to the dog.
Prevention: Regularly inspect the harness for signs of wear and consider using a more durable or reinforced version to reduce this risk.
Users reported that the harness is comfortable for dogs.
The durability of the harness is questioned by several users who have experienced early breakage or chewing.
Some reviews describe frustration with the harness design
Factors: Chewing, Car usage, Overall wear and tear
Yes, it seems to work well, as reported by a satisfied user.
"Our dog had a lot of anxiety in the car and paced in his row. We needed something convenient to hold him in place and this works great. The fit is easy, easy to get on and off and it’s not too bulky for him to wear while we are at the dog park. He doesn’t whine or try to pull at it either. We me..."
"This is heavy duty product, but very poorly designed. The handle is way too big & loose. Inserting the puppies legs into the holes is difficult. Making the dog dip his head to slide the harness over is frustrating. I have a 25lb puppy who's wiggly. It's horrible to put on. Also have the Petsafe harn..."
If you are looking for a comfortable, easy-to-use car harness for your dog, this product may be a good choice. However, be aware of the durability issues and consider the actual lifespan before making a purchase.
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