LED Light Up Dog Harness: USB Rechargeable Glowing Waterproof Reflective No Pull Adjustable Oxford Vest with Easy Control Handle for Pet Outdoor Night Safety Walking (Gradient Pink, X-Large)

I bought a medium for my 30lb 9 month old cardigan corgi. She hated the ones that go over her head and would fidget or run away when I would try to put them on her. This harness though fits her well, allows me to fasten it so it doesn't go over her head, and she stands still for me to put it on and doesn't seem to mind wearing it. It allows her car seat belt to fasten to it in a way where she can get confortable but not have too much freedom and the handle is sturdy because I've used it to pick her up when she tries to jump out/ into the car. It also lights up and makes her more visible and works well to get attention if it's dark, and the battery seems to last for a while. Plus it's cute (I got the purple one) and people can tell she's a girl and don't call her a boy when she's wearing it, which I also appreciate.

The media could not be loaded. This is the easiest harness with two simple clips. Our dog was diagnosed with cataracts, and can no longer see. This harness was a blessing because it has light up features in strobe or constant. She is easy to spot at night, and I clip on a short leash or the hand strap on top to guide her. This has been a lifesaver, and I highly recommend it. It also has beautiful colors that lend a little bit of happiness to an unhappy situation.

My only issue with this is; not good for land shark type puppies. You need to charge this after a couple days of using it 2-3 hrs at night. I have no problem with that except it’s so hard to get it off and on a 4-5 month old puppy who just wants to grab at it. I stopped using it over that issue. He’ll stop being so mouthy soon and I’ll start using it again then, if it still fits.

Bought this back in May. My small 24 lb fits quite well. I did just realize that the left neck buckles lock mechanism is broken. I was hoping to contact the seller to see if this could be fixed. I can't seem to find any way to do so. It's still a usable harness it's just that not all the listed functions are available.

Fits well but not the best placement for the handle while using on a GSD (German shepherd). It’s set back to far to really help shop her. Other than that it’s perfect for night time walks. Not so great for walking in the woods.

Love this harness! Love the 3 different light phases. Also, how the straps lock.

I have three pit mix dogs that we were taking tent camping for the first time. I purchased these so they could walk around at night and still be seen. They were perfect, and my tough puller broke the leash this time and not the harness. Would definitely recommend!

For the most part, we love this dog harness. It fits well and has enough room left in the straps to continue to make it a comfortable fit should she grow anymore (she's just at a year old now). There's no uncomfortable edges or seams that rub against her skin while wearing. Though we don't use it, it's nice to see a harness with the front D-ring for leash pullers. Often owners/pet parents have to flip the harness upside down (so the back is now the chest piece) in order to position the leash hook where it does the most good to slow down dogs that pull when leashed. This particular harness is a bit bulkier than others she has, but it's not really any heavier. The bulk comes more from the back and chest panels having really good cushioning to them. The side that is against her fur is covered with black mesh, but the out-facing side is denser nylon fabric. I have a feeling this harness might be too warm for her to wear during the worst part of the summer, especially in the daytime. The buckles on the harness are plastic, but the rings and adjustment slides are metal. This harness also has a buckle for each of the four connection points rather than one or two. We like this as it allows for much easier put on and removal compared to step-in or over the head harnesses. If heaven forbid she were to be injured, we wouldn't have to traumatize her further by trying to pull the harness off over her head or body. It could quickly be unbuckled and removed without moving her at all.The back piece of the harness is where the LED tubes outline the edges. There's no LED on the chest piece. At the top of the back piece is the control unit where you charge the harness as well as turn it on/off and adjust the light setting. The end has a thick D-ring attached with a loop of thick nylon fabric. An emergency grab handle is also securely attached to this section. These handles might seem like extra weight, but when you need to quickly grab your pup, they are invaluable. This little girl loves to go to work with her dad, and his job often has him out in the boonies where there are some seriously big raptors who make no bones about the fact that our dog looks like a tasty bit of fashionably dressed food. He's had to utilize the nylon handle like this on her current harness a couple of times when birds of prey have swooped down right next to him to try and make a grab for our pup. When you need to make a run for it, being able to pull the leash back then grab this handle for a solid hold is important :)The light up function is nice to have as well when walking with her at night. There's a little bit of reflectivity to this vest, but not enough visibility unless the LED is on as well. Even then, the light output is nowhere nearly as bright as the listing video makes it seem. Can we see it when the harness is turned on? Yes, but only when it's completely dark outside. Any source of light, say streetlights or porch lights, oddly fades out the light from the LED to where it's not very visible. That, along with the color of the harness and minimal amount of reflectivity, makes this a better tool for when you plan on walking your dog in an area with few to no lights. Someplace you would need to carry your own bright flashlight/torch. Since my husband works out in the wild and we also live well away from streetlights or spillover light from the closest town, this harness is bright enough so we can see her as she wanders around our property at night on her 200' run line. Since she also camps with us, this harness will be great then, too. Usually we clip a light to our dogs' collars, but those can't always be seen when the dogs are facing away from us or if their heads are bent down and blocking the light.Even though the LED tubing isn't as bright as we thought it would be, this is still a perfectly good nighttime harness. You might want to add some reflective tape strips to the back or front panels to up the safety factor, and possibly clip a much brighter LED light to the front D-ring for improved visibility.