The Ride Engine Momentum windsurfing and kitesurfing harness is a model with a soft and comfortable shell. We tried it recently, and, in this article, we report the results of our test.

 

Windsurfing harness, test: Ride Engine Momentum V2

 

Important premise

 

Ride Engine is a brand that produces harnesses, and which is very popular lately. But the models produced are really very different from each other. They are almost all designed to adapt very well to the rider's abdomen, but some are designed to distribute the load more on the hips and throughout the waist, others to concentrate it on the back, on the lumbar part, or even on the upper part, and, in general, considering the stiffness of the whole, they do it very well indeed. Therefore, we strongly advise you not to buy without infos, but to inform yourself very well before, and if possible to try them in the water too. And that is why this review can be very useful to you. Don't rely on general advice and opinions.

 

After testing the Lyte V1, a harness with a quite rigid shell (read the article with the results of this test), we tried the Ride Engine Momentum V2 in the version with the Unity webbing connection, i.e. the linking system to the bar made by usual fabric straps. The bar with hook is universal and can also be used with the Direct Connection system (with rigid plastic bands).

 

 

 

  

 

Impressions about the construction

 

In conclusion, I consider the Ride Engine Momentum a valid product, comfortable and compact, with some details that could be improved.

Hang loose. Fabio