Prolimit WS Waist Vault Grey/Orange

FAQ

What sport is the Prolimit WS Waist Vault Grey/Orange designed for?

The Waist Vault is a classic waist harness that was specially designed by Prolimit for windsurfing. Thanks to its compact cut, it is also suitable for wave and freeride sessions where a lot of freedom of movement is required.

What fastening technology does the Waist Vault use?

The harness features the proven EZ-Belt construction with a nylon Ezi-belt. This allows it to be put on quickly, tightened easily, and securely closed in the water – even without looking.

What does the 3D-Molded technology mean for this harness?

The 3D-Molded construction features a molded inner shell with integrated straps and perfectly pre-curved contours. The result is a harness that hugs the body, distributes pressure evenly, and gives you more freedom of movement than a classic hardshell model.

Which spreader bar is built into the Waist Vault?

The patented Pin-Release Fatbar from Prolimit is included in the delivery scope and is connected to the harness via multi-strap webbing. This ensures that the spreader bar sits securely and can be detached without tools if necessary.

What padding does the Prolimit Waist Vault offer?

Inside, full neoprene ensures comfortable wear and a good grip on the back. In addition, there is a dual-density foam support that absorbs impacts and distributes the load evenly over the lumbar area.

In which sizes is the WS Waist Vault available?

The harness is available in several sizes from S to XL, so you can choose the version that suits your waist width and back length. This way, you will find the right fit whether you are a lighter female rider or male rider or have a sturdier build.

What does the Mark III load plate stand for in the Waist Vault?

The Mark III load plate is Prolimit's current spreadbar mount and ensures that the pulling forces of the rig are cleanly transferred into the harness structure. This protects the back and prevents the spreader bar from slipping during hard turns.

How do you properly care for and store the windsurf harness?

Rinse the harness with fresh water after every session, let it air dry in the shade, and store it lying flat – this keeps the neoprene lining, padding, and straps functional for a long time and prevents the Velcro surfaces from attracting sand.