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- Description
Some dogs were born to explore, and the Coastal K9 Explorer Reflective Adjustable Padded Dog Harness in Sapphire helps them do it in comfort and style. This size fits a 20 to 38 inch girth with a 1 inch width, a roomy option for medium and larger adventurers. The deep Sapphire color looks great on the trail, and the reflective stitching keeps your dog easy to spot when visibility counts. Step in, buckle up, and you are ready to roam.
Made for confident, comfortable outdoor days:
- Reflective stitching boosts visibility so you can head outdoors with more confidence.
- Step-in design makes the harness quick to put on, so the fun starts sooner.
- Plush neoprene chest pad keeps your dog comfortable where it matters most.
- Adjustable straps let you set a secure yet comfortable fit.
- The 20 to 38 inch sizing with a 1 inch width suits medium to larger dogs.
- Bold Sapphire color brings a handsome look to every outing.
- Designed to keep dogs safer and more visible on outdoor adventures.
- Pairs with the matching K9 Explorer reflective leash and collar for a coordinated set.
- An easy on, easy off choice for daily walks and weekend explorations.
- A comfortable pick for active pups who love to be on the move.
The whole point of the K9 Explorer harness is to get your dog out the door faster and more comfortably. Just have your pup step in, secure the straps, and the soft neoprene chest pad cushions the body for a cozy feel mile after mile. With its adjustable fit, you can keep the harness snug without it feeling tight, and the reflective stitching adds peace of mind as the light fades. In rich Sapphire and sized for a 20 to 38 inch girth, this version is ready for bigger adventures, and it looks even better paired with the matching reflective leash and collar. From neighborhood strolls to longer trail days, you and your dog will both feel prepared. Give your explorer the comfort, visibility, and style they deserve on every trip outside.
