Junior

Children's passenger harness

Junior is the first bi-place harness for children, which is certified according to LTF and EN standard. Thus it probably is the safest way to fly with young passengers.

Optimal safety

The Junior was equipped with a full foam protector, fall-out protection and special closures, which reliably prevent unintentional opening in flight.

Belt geometry suitable for children

The child-friendly harness geometry ensures a secure hold and prevents unforeseen weight shifts.

Selected materials

The materials used such as webbing, fabrics, carabiners, etc. are identical to those of our regular, large harnesses.

Features

Certified according to LTF and EN
Low weight: only 1,7kg at size S
Colour marked main suspensions (red / green)
Easy slipping-in
Effective foam protector
Security belt buckles
Honeycomb seat board
Enhanced bottom
Belt design suitable for children
Comfortable padded back part
Large storage bag
Manufactured in the EU

Technical data

Size	Small	Medium
body height	< 120 cm	> 120 cm
max. load	100 kg	100 kg
harness weight	1,7 kg	1,8 kg
suspension height	36 cm	38cm
seat board size (width/length)	26cm x 26 cm	30 cm x 26 cm
certification	EN1651 & LTF 91/09	EN1651 & LTF 91/09

The sizes given only are references, as the individually suitable size differs according to physique and personal preferences.

Material

Material
fabric	Ripstop Nylon 210 & Cordura
risers	25 mm Polyester
leg and chest closures	Finsterwalder PT-Lock
carabiner	AustriAlpin Stratus
seat board	synthetic; honeycomb design

Downloads

Certification for harness Junior (2.1 MiB )

FAQ

Is Junior a certified harness?

Yes! Junior is the first bi-place passenger harness for kids. The harness is certified according to LTF and EN standards. The requirements a child harness needs to fulfill at certification tests are just the same as requirements for regular paragliding harnesses. As the child harness is much smaller than regular harnesses, the force applied to the harness, in comparison, is much higher. Therefore we are proud to have reached the admission criteria even at first attempt.

If my child happens to play around with the locks during flight, can they be opened?

No! We deliberately didn't use automatic belt locks. The locks we use, particularly the chest belt lock, can not be opened during flight, due to a drop-out safeguard.

There are two available sizes for Junior. Which one shall I choose?

It is advisable, even if the child is still small, to choose size M. The provided adjustment makes it possible to use it for a small child, too. Even if the seat board is quite long, the seating is going to be appropriate for your child.