$469.00
The HALO 2.0 continues to offer Manera’s breakthrough “Adaptive Shell” technology, all in a harness you can trust.
Following the recall concerning these parts, the “Adaptive skin”, “Pivot Inter” and “Pivot Exter” have been redesigned to provide a much higher resistance without compromising comfort.
With your safety as their priority, thorough testing has been conducted at the factory, in the water, and inside Manera’s office’s lab, under the same protocol as for the Quick-Release ISO norm.
Infos & Characteristics
The HALO 2.0 continues to offer Manera’s breakthrough “Adaptive Shell” technology, all in a harness you can trust.
Following the recall concerning these parts, the “Adaptive skin”, “Pivot Inter” and “Pivot Exter” have been redesigned to provide a much higher resistance without compromising comfort.
With your safety as their priority, thorough testing has been conducted at the factory, in the water, and inside Manera’s office’s lab, under the same protocol as for the Quick-Release ISO norm.
In Halo 2.0 you’ll find the two basic principles of Manera’s Halo range:
The Softshell
The softshell provides perfect adaptability to the user’s body type and movements. But it becomes distorted under the pressure of the kite: The user’s sides are compressed. It therefore has good adaptability, but little hold.
The Hardshell
The hardshell does not become distorted under the pressure of the kite: The user’s sides are not compressed. But it has no adaptability to the user’s body type and movements. It therefore has a very good hold, but little adaptability.
By separating the functions of “effort management” and “comfort”, we have created a harness that adapts perfectly to your body type and your movements, while offering unparalleled support.
Key Features
Adaptive Shell
Manera’s Research and Development approach is to create the best possible product, so we have sought to use the advantages of the two current technologies while eliminating their faults. This is how the “Adaptive Shell” was born.
This patented technology is made up of two main parts: The Adaptive skin and the Hardshell.
By separating the functions of “effort management” and “comfort”, we have created a harness that adapts perfectly to your body type and your movements, while offering unparalleled support.
Adaptive skin
The Adaptive skin is a support skin made of a flexible material providing the user maximum adaptability and freedom of movement. It is directly in contact with the body; its function is to provide comfort.
Hardshell
Hardshell The Hardshell is a rigid arc; it prevents the harness from bending and thus compressing the user’s body under the strong pressure of the kite.
It is not in contact with the user nor with the back of the Adaptive skin; its function is to manage the mechanical pressure that the harness receives.
Durability
A product is as durable as the least durable part of its components.
The different components of a harness are often non-replaceable (sewn straps, glued foams, etc.) and certainly not recyclable. Therefore, sometimes a worn or damaged part forces you to throw away the entire product.
In an effort to reduce Manera’s carbon footprint and in order to provide better customer service, all HALO components are assembled without glue or seams so that each part is easily replaceable.
The ARC spreaderbar, the sliding rope, and the kitenife are included with purchase.
Direct Contact
Thanks to Manera’s Adaptive shell technology, and in particular the very adaptable Skin part, there is no longer a need to use large, thick foam for comfort. The HALO’s ultra-thin neoprene foam provides several advantages over a conventional harness:
Fitting
In order to optimize the customer experience, we have added two sizes: S+ and M+. These two new sizes are in fact the standard S and M harnesses equipped with longer spreaderbars.
Why?
Bodies may assume different shapes:
For the same waist size, we therefore have two completely different body types. By incorporating longer spreaderbars, sizes S+ and M+ are more suitable for people with wider hips.
Leash Attachment
Our kite leash attachment point is located towards the front of the harness, allowing easy and direct access for release in case of an emergency. Attached to the straps on the right-hand side by default, the metal ring can easily be moved to the left straps.
W A R N I N G : NAISH leashes are not adapted to the size of our metal ring, and it could present a safety hazard during release. We are currently working on a new version of the ring.
Arc spreaderbar
The ARC is a new generation spreaderbar developed to offer a more precise, comfortable navigation experience, with a harness that is better held in place.
