RC Pets Adventure Kitty Harness Includes Adjustable, Airmesh Fabric, 6' Leash and D-Ring Cat Walking Harness | Raspberry, Medium

I just bought this Medium because the small has gotten a little tight. I started using an RC Pets harness when my Little Bear was a kitten, about 11 weeks old. It was a small, and while a little large on the smallest setting, she got used to it quickly and grew into it fast. I used it every day for almost 2 years. The only time she escaped it was due to my mistake. It is pretty much escape-proof. It seems really comfortable as she never acts like she wants it removed. The medium fits well and has room for her to add some pounds. I expect to use it a very long time!

It fits well, almost too small but I didn’t want it to be too big. I actually put it in her in the airport and she didn’t seem to mind after a few minutes and she realized she could walk around a little. Nice and sturdy and she didn’t seem to kind having it in after a few minutes, she’s 15 weeks old and a very sweet calm kitten.

After my cat recently escaped from a different style of harness I started researching harnesses. The general consensus is that no harness is really escape proof for most cats because of the way the bones in their shoulders work. They’re only held together by muscle, not joints the way most mammals are. This makes it easy for them to slip through tight places easily. The harness I had was a thick, padded harness that attached with both Velcro and clasps. The problem was that because my cat has long hair it was hard to get the Velcro tight and the clasps were small and practically useless. While coming back from the vet my cat got scared of a very loud truck engine and backed her way out of the old harness. She ran up a tree and didn’t come down until the next morning. So the hunt for a new harness began. I settled on the RC Pets Adventure Harness based on reviews and what I was looking for. My cat is medium large (12.5 lbs.) and as I mentioned long haired. She also has loose skin, another factor that made it hard to adjust the Velcro and easy for her to escape. Long hair gets stuck in the Velcro and pulls their hair when removing it. The Adventure Kitty Harness size Medium is perfect and has a good range of adjustment; it would fit a cat a little larger than mine and a little smaller. I believe it will be a more escape proof option than some of the others that fasten with Velcro. If I find she escapes this eventually, I’ll update my review. My only reason for 4 stars instead of three is the material. I’ve had other harnesses and leashes that were made out of this type of webbing, but they were a little thicker with a softer edge. The part of the harness that covers the chest though is a soft slightly padded material so I feel it will be fine. The clasp for the leash isn’t as sturdy ans some I’ve had either, but it looks sturdy enough for a 12.5 lb. cat.

These harnesses seem to be most popular on reddit, and I got a warehouse deal, so I figured I'd give it a shot. The ring for the leash is at the back of the harness instead of the front, so it doesn't pull at the neck so hard, so I immediately liked that part. My older cat had gotten semi used to a different, more generic harness. But she still walked a little funny. But a few adjustments with this one, and she was set. The worst thing was that she thought it meant Walkies right then, and I had to break her little cat heart. I felt like it was worth it to get another one at full price for my other cat, and the rest of these not so great harnesses I have will be donated for someone else's cat/dog/bunny. Gotta add a frustrating update. I bought another for my smaller cat, but it was too small. Didn't even make sense that it could be that much smaller. So when given an exchange, the style was different. The harness has to be pulled over the head, which elicited some very sassy noises and some tail flicking from my cat. The adjustments were hard to make. I am disappointed for such an expensive harness to have a style difference that made it seem cheap and uncomfortable for my cat.

Unfortunately the cat gree out of small fast. Fortunately the time in the harness made jumping the fence not so fast!

My 4 month old kitten tolerates this harness quite well. Love the soft undersling and how adjustable the straps are to fit her tiny neck and chubby kitten belly. No escapes thus far!

this was nice for my cat.

They need to flip flop the straps on the design and it'd be perfect. Just put the harness on backwards and I promise you it'll be fine.

The harness is well made, padded and comes with a leash. It is promoted as a kitty harness but it's a little large in the neck area. My cat is quite plump and a measured her carefully to make sure I ordered the correct size. The neck area is to big by around an inch, I had to unstitch it and re sew it so she didnt slip out. I still recommend the harness, it is adorable. Maybe size down from the measurements of your pet

Every time I bring the harness out my cat starts to purrr. Trick to it is to put cat head through first with the harness upside down and then flip prior to affixing the click in straps around belly. Once mastered, it takes seconds and the cat is living large outside chasing grasshoppers. Pretty easy for cat to move with harness, as he caught a mouse while wearing it! Still gota keep an eye on cat while wearing a harness because they can slip out if left alone. Lovin it.

It is good quality harness for my cat.

Found the harness had far less size adjustments than the description led me to believe. Also very difficult to put on to the cat as the neck portion is a fixed circle which has to be pushed over her head rather than having some sort of clasp so it can be put on comfortably and safely. Really disappointed.

very good harness, the neck buckle is the live saver. I have one from different brand without neck buckle, what a struggle to get it over head