2025 Ozone Kites Kitesurf Harness CONNECT Seat V3
2025 Ozone Kites Kitesurf Harness CONNECT Seat V3
The Connect Seat V3 harness is based on the Connect Waist V4 with added leg strap support that is fully adjustable for rider preference
Developed closely with our Hydrofoil race team riders and multiple World Champions, Nico Parlier and Axel Mazella, it provides the ultimate in comfort for racers as well as entry-level freeriders
RELIABILITY, CONTROL AND NO RUBBING
From freeride cruising to high speed racing situations the Connect Seat V3 harness perfectly transfers loads from the kite into the rider’s legs without restricting movement. What makes this harness truly outstanding is that you don’t feel pressure points on your body.
You’ll feel no rubbing and no bruising, just pure pleasure and comfort thanks to the sleek lines and precisely sculpted shape with the ultra soft foam padding and neoprene layers.
Like all our accessories and hardware, the Connect Seat V3 is produced with care and expertise in our own factory.
WARNING
Ozone harnesses are designed for all aspects of pure kitesurfing performance. They are not designed for flying, soaring or climbing stunts.
LOCKED-IN RIDE
The option to attach the leg straps directly to the spreader bar can provide a further locked-in ride. For a looser feeling you can leave the spreader bar and leg straps disconnected. In either set up the leg straps prevent the harness from sliding up, left or right, and keep the centre of gravity on your body low.
SIT BACK, RELAX AND RIDE!
Entry-level riders often fly the kite at the zenith, or at least higher in the sky than more experienced riders. Using a seat harness with the kite often in a high position feels more comfortable, as the harness will remain in position all day long without sliding up above your waist.
Essentially, you’ll feel in control of the kite’s power more quickly. As most of the power is locked-in lower down your body, this leaves your upper body to focus more on steering the kite and your direction of travel.
For freeriders who prefer the feeling and extra support of a seat harness, the Connect Seat V3 makes cruising and jumping very easy and enjoyable. Ride hard, in comfort!
FEATURES
- Freeride and Race seat harness
- Superior support allows a rider to easily hold power
- Lightweight and comfortable
- Push Button Release Spreader Bar
- Available in seven sizes so you can find the perfect fit
- Ultra lightweight harness, from only TBC grams (approx.)
- Made with high quality materials
- Recycled materials also used on the external panels and webbing straps
- New folded neoprene edge for extra comfort against your skin
- New ribbed webbing for improved lock on the adjustment buckles
- New slimline rear grab handle
- Leash attachment ring
- Emergency hook knife
- Heavy-duty straps
- Webbing strap retainers
Factory Ownership Advantage
Ozone uniquely owns its own factory where all kites, wings, boards, hydrofoils, paragliders, speed wings and accessories are made. Guaranteeing hand checked quality control and the finest materials at every step, there are also excellent working conditions for all 1000 employees.
Push Button Release Spreader Bar
Custom Stainless Steel spreader bar with an easy push button release.
Reinforced Spreader Pad
The Spreader Bar is fixed to the Spreader Pad combined with internal reinforcements to reduce upward twist. Soft foam padding and neoprene provide further comfort.
Leash attachment ring
Low profile attachment ring for short and long kite leashes.
Emergency Hook Knife
An easy to reach pull out Hook Knife located at the front of the Spreader Pad.
Adjustable Leg Straps
Attach the leg straps directly to the spreader bar for a locked-in ride, or for a looser feeling leave the spreader bar and leg straps disconnected.
Grab Handle
Strong and lightweight Grab Handle on the back of the harness.
Heavy-duty straps
Heavy-duty webbing straps for a long lifespan. Webbing savers reduce wear on the main straps at the Spreader Bar connection.
Webbing strap retainers
Bungee retainers on the buckles keep the webbing straps out of the way. Strap ends can also be hidden inside the pockets on the back of the harness.
Still unsure whether you should choose a seat or waist harness? Read Jesse Richman’s blog:
