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biomechanics
Every harness is designed on one premise: the gear adapts to the dog, never the other way around. Each dog is unique, and so is its pattern, born from observing the team in real motion, ensuring the chest band does not block the shoulder joint (scapular girdle) and the rear support does not compress the sciatic nerve nor interfere with the hamstrings during suspended flexion.
Walk, trot and gallop
No strap crosses the scapulohumeral joint, hip or breathing musculature. The dog keeps full range of motion across the three working gaits.
One dog, one pattern
There are no «sizes» here. Every harness is designed from scratch on our cutting table, combining its measurements with the photographs you provide of the dog. This joint process of tactical tailoring sculpts an exoskeleton that protects the dog's biomechanics in suspension, walk, jump, run and/or hoist. A «second skin» fit: handler-dog team and Arnés Nórdico integrated so the gear never fails. Three elements, one body: infallible biomechanics.
Device fit validation
After initial fitting we leave 15 minutes for the dog to settle and adjust its volume under the harness. Only then do we do the final re-adjustment that sets the ergonomic position.
Sternum, dorsal, hip
The inner textile architecture distributes load across sternum and back, with ergonomic lumbar support that protects the dog's back on tactical hoists and descents.
Videos · Biomechanics in action