How The Harry Harness Works
Supportive. Simple. Adaptable.
The Harry Harness is designed to help neurodivergent individuals stay securely connected to a parent, carer, or support worker during outings — without restricting freedom. Whether it’s for a child, teenager, or adult who may find public spaces overwhelming or unpredictable, the harness offers a safe, respectful way to stay close while encouraging independence.
How To Use The Harry Harness
1
FIT THE WAIST STRAPS
Put the Supporter waist strap on first — this strap includes the integrated Freedom Attachment. Adjust it so it sits comfortably around the waist (the Supporter strap allows up to 6 inches of upwards adjustment for clothing layers). Next, put the Wearer waist strap on and adjust for a snug, comfortable fit (the Wearer strap allows up to 4 inches of upwards adjustment).
2
CONNECT THE FREEDOM ATTACHMENT
Take the free end of the Freedom Attachment that is built into the Supporter strap and securely fasten it to the Wearer’s waist strap, making sure it is fully engaged.
3
GO WITH CONFIDENCE
Once both straps are adjusted and connected, you’re ready to go. The fixed-length connection keeps you close and supported, while still allowing freedom of movement. The Harry Harness offers extra reassurance and ease for both the wearer and the person supporting them.
Who It's For
The Harry Harness is ideal for neurodivergent individuals who benefit from guidance, routine, or increased physical reassurance when out in public. This includes people with:
✅ Autism
✅ ADHD
✅ Learning disabilities
✅ Sensory processing differences
✅ Anxiety or a tendency to bolt or wander
Designed With Real Life in Mind
Designed With Real Life in Mind
- Waist-level connection (no wrist straps, reins or hand-holding required)
- Soft, low-sensory fabrics
- Lightweight and easy to carry (only 300g)
- Hand washable (do not machine wash or tumble dry)
- Suitable for a wide range of ages and body types
