ProLimit Kitesurf Waist Harness Vapor

FAQ

Who is the ProLimit Vapor Waist Harness suitable for?

The ProLimit Vapor is a hardshell kiteboard waist harness designed for kiters seeking full support, direct load distribution, and a sporty riding experience. Thanks to its pre-shaped shell and Flex-Gen memory foam, it adapts to the body shape and is suitable for ambitious freeride and advanced sessions.

What are the features of the Vapor harness shell?

The Vapor is made from a pure TM composite material and combines a pre-shaped back support directly with the spreader bar. This shell construction ensures even load distribution and very direct power transfer while kiting.

Which spreader bar is built into the Vapor?

The harness is supplied with the ProLimit Alpha Bar in a titanium-plated version. Together with the molded slide-in bar pad system, it prevents the bar from sliding upwards and offers you a secure, comfortable hook point.

How does the Vapor kite harness fit on the body?

Full neoprene is used on the inside and on the contact surfaces. This protects the skin, prevents chafing, and ensures a comfortable, non-slip fit even during long sessions and wet conditions.

In which sizes is the ProLimit Vapor available?

The ProLimit Vapor kite waist harness is available in several sizes from XS to XL, so you can choose the size that suits your body shape and fit style. You can find the exact size chart on the product page when making your selection.

How do I properly care for and store my kite harness?

Rinse the harness with fresh water after every session and let it dry completely before storage – this protects the shell, the neoprene, and the metal parts. Store it dry, away from light, and with the fasteners open so that the material retains its shape.

Is the ProLimit Vapor also suitable for kitesurfing with a spreader bar and chicken loop?

Yes, the Vapor is a classic kite waist harness and is supplied with the matching ProLimit spreader bar. You can use it with the standard chicken loop system of most kite bars – just make sure that the bar width and hook fit the harness.

What should I pay attention to when choosing the right harness size?

Measure your waist circumference at the point where the harness will sit and use the ProLimit size chart as a guide. A well-fitting hardshell harness fits closely to the back without digging in and holds the spreader bar evenly at approximately belly button height.