Mystic Majestic  2015 Kitesurfing Review

Mystic Majestic 2015

Reviews / Mens Harnesses

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The Majestic harness from Mystic is a multi-use harness, meaning it can be used for both windsurfing and kitesurfing. The perfect tool for the waterman out there that likes to dabble in both arts! It sits right at the top of the Mystic range and is a high end product with a good amount of detailing. It is built with a 3D shape to ensure a snug fit around your waist and the inner section of the harness is packed with padding and soft neoprene to ensure an unsurpassed level of comfort.

In addition to that, there is a memory foam back support to help the harness mould to the shape of your body and ensure there are no pressure points. A removable handle pass leash line attaches to two power leash rings that have been securely fastened for the hardest of crashes.

We found the Majestic to be one of the most comfortable harnesses on the market with a really good load spread even when riding over-powered. Against the skin in board shorts there was minimal rub and we didn’t get any nasty abrasions despite repeated use. The hook stays low thanks to the clever “spreader down system” that locks the hook in place. The Clickerbar 3.0 connection is easy to use and enables you to quickly get in and out of the harness with a simple click. It even worked well on cold beaches with numb fingers!

If you are looking to be the king of the castle when it comes to your harness choice, take a look at the Majestic - you won’t be disappointed!

This review was in Issue 51 of IKSURFMAG.

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By Rou Chater
Rou has been kiting since the sports inception and has been working as an editor and tester for magazines since 2004. He started IKSURFMAG with his brother in 2006 and has tested hundreds of different kites and travelled all over the world to kitesurf. He's a walking encyclopedia of all things kite and is just as passionate about the sport today as he was when he first started!

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