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Product Description
With PRP's New Adjustable 5th Point Strap for PRP Harnesses you can quickly adjust the length of the 5th point belt for each rider, improving safety and comfort.The biggest benefit of a 5th point strap is to keep the lap belt in the right spot on your hips. With out a 5th point, when you tighten down your shoulder belts, it pulls the lap belts up too high on your waist (where its uncomfortable, and unsafe). The 5th point belt needs to be properly adjusted to prevent this, and re-adjusted for each size rider or when your seating position changes (which is rarely done). PRP’s Adjustable 5th Point strap features a built in adjuster at the top that makes it quick and easy to adjust each time you buckle in, without having to get under the seat.Available with a Latch and Link, or Cam-Lock style connect depending on which harness you have. Sold individually.SFI 16.1 Certified. Don’t know which SFI Certification you need? Find out here
Ships direct from PRP in Huntington Beach, CA. In-stock items usually dispatch within 2 business days; backordered items ship when PRP restocks.
