Non-Stop Dogwear Freemotion

Unleash their potential. The original pulling harness developed, tested, and used by world-leading mushers. Whether you are competing in canicross, bikejoring, or just running with your active family dog, the Freemotion harness allows them to pull comfortably, breathe easily, and move freely.

Why is the Freemotion Harness a Game Changer?

• Unrestricted Breathing: Unlike standard harnesses that can press on the throat, the Freemotion’s Y-shaped front is designed to keep the airways completely unrestricted. This allows your dog to take in maximum oxygen while running.

• Total Shoulder Freedom: The harness is cut specifically to allow the dog’s shoulders to extend fully without restriction. This "free motion" helps prevent injury and allows your dog to utilize their full power in every stride.

• Optimized Pulling Point: Designed for activities where the pulling centre is higher than the dog’s back (like running attached to a human, biking, or skiing). The pull force is distributed evenly around the upper body, not the lower back.

• Adjustable Fit: While it comes in many sizes, it also features adjustable side straps and a back loop, allowing you to tailor the fit to your specific dog’s length and depth.

Technical Construction & Comfort

Non-stop Dogwear is famous for its obsession with dog comfort.

• Anti-Chafe Seams: Every seam and edge on the inside of the harness is sewn with the smooth side facing the dog’s body. There are no hard edges to rub or irritate the skin.

• Water-Resistant Padding: The core is made from a closed-cell foam base that prevents water from soaking in. This keeps the harness light and comfortable, even on rainy runs or muddy trails.
• High Visibility: Integrated 3M™ reflective materials ensure your dog is visible from a distance in low-light conditions.
• Durable Materials: Constructed from tightly woven, heavy-duty nylon to withstand the rigours of active use.

Ideal Uses

• Canicross: Running with your dog.

• Bikejoring: Cycling with your dog pulling ahead.

• Skijoring: Skiing with your dog.

• Hiking/Trekking: Hands-free walking where the dog is out in front.

Sizing Guide

How to Measure: The most important measurement is the Neck Circumference. Measure the neck where the harness will sit (lower down than a collar, towards the shoulders).