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Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

€56,99 €51,29 -10%
The AIR Mesh Harness combines lightweight construction, breathable materials, and dual‑clip control to support dogs that pull or need steadier... View Full Details
  • Non restrictive & grab handle
  • Aids train pulling breeds
  • Example breeds: Russels-Rottweilers

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The chest measurement of your dog, or the girth, is the first measurement you’ll need to take. This can be taken by placing the measuring tape around the widest part of your dog’s torso, usually just behind the front legs.

The next measurement should be taken around the lower part of your dog’s neck, simply measure the widest part at the base of the neck as this is where the harness is going to sit. This size chart is based on min-max measurements.

Size
Neck Girth
Chest Girth
A25cm-36cm35cm-45cm
B32cm-50cm43cm-58cm
C32cm-50cm50cm-69cm
D50cm-78cm60cm-82cm
E52cm-84cm78cm-110cm
Size chart for Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink
kg

Measure around the base of the neck where a collar would sit.

cm

Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs.

cm

Measure from the base of the neck (where a collar sits) to just before the last rib.

cm
Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Product description

The AIR Mesh Harness combines lightweight construction, breathable materials, and dual‑clip control to support dogs that pull or need steadier guidance. Designed for all‑day comfort, it delivers dependable stability with a cooler, feather‑light feel that keeps your dog moving freely on every walk.

Whether you’re dealing with a dog that pulls, a reactive dog that needs better steering, or simply want a harness that’s comfortable enough for daily walks and long adventures, the AIR Harness is built to solve the everyday challenges dog owners face.

Why Dog Owners Choose the AIR Harness

  • Harnesses that cause rubbing or overheating
  • Dogs slipping out of poorly fitted designs
  • Lack of control during pulling or reactive moments
  • Heavy harnesses that feel restrictive
  • Clips that fail or loosen over time

The AIR Harness was engineered to eliminate these issues - while keeping the same trusted functionality found in our Hurricane Harness range.

Key Features

  • Industrial‑Grade Outer Shell: A durable, weather‑resistant exterior that stands up to daily wear, rain, mud, and adventure.
  • Front & Back D‑Loops: Two reinforced attachment points for complete control. Perfect for dogs that pull or need extra guidance.
    • Front D‑Loop for anti‑pull training and directional steering
    • Back D‑Loop for secure everyday walking
  • Triple‑Stitched Control Handle: A high‑positioned handle gives you instant leverage during busy roads, high‑energy moments, or reactive behaviour - offering collar‑like control without pressure on the neck.
  • Breathable Mesh Interior: Soft, ventilated mesh keeps your dog cool and comfortable, preventing overheating and reducing friction on sensitive skin.
  • Duraflex® Safety Clips: Premium, industry‑leading clips designed for strength, reliability, and long‑term security.
  • Easy‑Adjust Nylon Straps: Achieve a tailored, escape‑resistant fit in seconds. Once adjusted, the straps stay locked in place.
  • Feather‑Light Construction: Engineered to feel weightless while maintaining exceptional durability - ideal for long walks, training sessions, and active dogs

Perfect For

  • Dogs that pull or zig‑zag
  • Reactive or excitable dogs
  • Owners needing more control without added bulk
  • Daily walks, training, and outdoor adventures
  • Dogs prone to overheating or rubbing
  • Anyone considering the Hurricane Harness but wanting a lighter option

Important Sizing Note
The AIR Harness uses a different sizing guide from our other models.
Please measure your dog carefully for the best fit.

Product weight

Size Weight
A 200 g
B 220 g
C 240 g
D 320 g
E 340 g

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 32 reviews.

Customer video review of Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

This is the second harness of yours we’ve bought, and this time we went for the lightweight summer version. The workmanship, quality, and fit are excellent. I look forward to my next order.

Kevin B. 5/5 Verified

Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Customer photo review of Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

As soon i put it on, my dog would pull but then stop straight away, it works and is a good quality, i will order again, thank you very much❤️

Daniela E. 5/5 Verified

Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Customer photo review of Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Super schön. Sehr leicht und einfach genial mit dem Griff. Somit hat man einfach mehr Kontrolle. Ich werde aufjedenfall wieder eins bestellen.

Dana C. 5/5 Verified

Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Customer video review of Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Perfect size! I have a 5-month-old American Pit Bull, and I might need to size up once she’s fully grown. Great color, very sturdy, and I love the anti-pull feature.

Arara F. 5/5 Verified

Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

Customer video review of Air Mesh Harness - Anti-Pull, With Handle, Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Pink

Amazing, we have a small sized staffy and have tried 3 harnesses. These are abit more pricey than what we’ve gone for but you get what you pay for and the quality, security, comfort and fit of this harness is unmatched. If you have a staffy I wouldn’t recommend any other harness other than this. We got a C and it was tight at first but then we saw you can adjust it and now it’s perfect fit with abit of room so it’s really good.

Abbie S. 5/5

Air Mesh Harness - Anti-Pull, With Handle, Non Restrictive & Adjustable - Pink

It’s nice quality and well made, not as light as I was expecting, I wanted to use the anti pull clip at the front but my pup just kept tripping over it, maybe her legs are too short. My dog trainer has requested that I buy a difference harness, they said it comes to high up on the neck and restricts her movement - so not a good purchase for me I’m afraid

Eleanor R. 3/5 Verified

Air Harness | Anti-Pull & With Handle - Pink

FAQs

What makes a good dog harness?

A good harness fits snugly without restricting movement, spreads pressure across the chest and shoulders instead of the throat, and has adjustment points that actually work for your dog's shape - not just a "one size fits most" guess. Solid hardware, comfortable padding, and a design suited to how your dog actually walks is what separates a great harness from a flimsy one.

Are harnesses better for dogs?

For most dogs, we recommend walking them with a harness - especially if they’re prone to pulling. This minimises strain on their neck (and the chance of them slipping out and running away), but a well-fitted collar can be fine for short outings or smaller breeds.

Harness or collar? A quick guide.

Harnesses

✅ Better For Pullers
✅ Less Neck Strain
✅ More Secure, Better Control

Collars

✅ Convenient for shorter walks
✅ Useful for ID tags
✅ Fast to put on your pup
You can vary using a collar and a harness depending on the activity. For longer walks, meeting other dogs, or if your dog is a larger breed, a harness is recommended when you’re leaving the house. A collar is plenty if you have a smaller, well-trained dog, if you need something for ID purposes, or if you need to act fast and put a lead on your dog.

Whichever you choose, make sure you choose the right size to make sure your dog is comfortable and safe.

REMEMBER: Use our dog harness/collar size charts, specific to the harness/collar you are considering, to find the best one for your dog - you can find these on our product pages.

How should a dog harness fit?

Your dog’s harness should fit snug, not tight. You should be able to slide two fingers flat under any strap, but no more than that - any looser and your dog could wriggle out, any tighter and you'll cause rubbing. Check the fit around the neck, chest and belly, and recheck after a groom, a growth spurt, or any change in weight. Our size guide on the product page is the best place to start if you're not sure.

What are the types of harnesses?
  • Step-in: quick and fuss-free for dogs who hate things going over their head.
  • Anti-pull (front-clip): redirects pulling back toward you - ideal while you're working on loose-lead walking.
  • Y-shaped like our slip on: follows the natural line of the shoulders for totally unrestricted movement.
  • Boomerang: a secure, snug fit that's brilliant for escape artists.
  • Weight & fitness: built for structured exercise, adding light resistance for dogs building muscle or burning energy.
    Step-in: quick and fuss-free for dogs who hate things going over their head.
  • Tri-Harness: three points of adjustment for a genuinely tailored fit as well as 3 clips for full control.
Which breeds are Bullybillows harnesses for?

All of them, honestly. Our range is built around the realities of specific breeds - from giant guardian breeds like Cane Corsos who need serious strength and control, to sensitive sighthounds like Greyhounds who need a snug, escape-proof fit, right through to Staffies, Labradors, Cockapoos and everyone in between. Wherever your dog sits on that spectrum, there's a BullyBillows harness made for them.

How to stop my dog being scared of putting the harness on

Slow down and make it boring. Let your dog sniff and investigate the harness first, pair it with treats and praise, and build up gradually - clip it on for a few seconds, treat, take it off, repeat. Avoid forcing it over their head if they're hesitant; a step-in style is often far less intimidating for nervous dogs. A few short, positive sessions will get you there quicker than one long battle ever will.