I bought this at petco and my kitten, even in thr tightest setting gets out of it within seconds

Such a great cat leash! It has an easy way to adjust the harness with mesh undersides so it's breathable. I appreciate the leash being springy, because we know how cats are! They're quick to take off. This ensures the cat doesn't choke or get pulled tightly. I also like the reflective qualities of it for nighttime walks. I would recommend!

This looks like a fantastic kitten harness, unfortunately it is too small for my cat. But the materials and quality look really nice. The harness is padded for the chest area and the lead is a decent length (6ft) and also stretches.

I purchased this with the intention to get my kitten trained on a harness early on so I can take him out side comfortably. He's just a little kitten and it's a little on the big side but he'll grow into it. The harness has reflectors which is perfect for when the Sun goes down.

I like the leash a lot. It has some stretch to it. The harness it not that easy to get on though. The snap is really tiny so if your pet struggles at all during the process, you will have a hard time. I was able the adjust to the correct size my kitty.

We found a neonate back in February thanks to the Cat Distribution System. Not being cat people, it presented a conundrum…there was no way we weren’t keeping him, but l we travel and camp A LOT. With our dogs…”why not train Obi to a harness?” We thought… The harness is well made, reflective, and really adjustable. The padded parts go under kitty’s chest and the buckle goes up on the back. Sounds easy, right?? Our furry projectile was not impressed with our bumbling efforts to contain him. The buckle to secure the top is REALLY stiff, especially if you have arthritic thumb joints. The padded portion is not super flexible, so we were just a hot mess. I took the harness down to its smallest size and cajoled Obi with treats. Scooping him up, I was able to wrangle his front legs through the straps, secure the buckle, and release him. With the leash attached…I wish I had taken a video. The harness is well made with secure stitching. It’s bite proof. The leash is stretchy with a small silver snap, but its short. As soon as he hit the end of the leash, he became a whirling dervish. I tried treats, but he was curled up, growling and spitting. The harness stayed on while I attempted to get him to walk. I walked to the bandaid box, he stayed in the kitchen. I tried to unbuckle the top clasp - it’s REALLY hard to do with a furious 3-month-old kitten. He pulled backwards, got his front legs through the side, and scrambled the rest of the way out. There is no way to make it small enough with the size he is now. Let me confirm how well this set is made. It’s not super flexible in the chest area - but if you have a normal sized cat, it shouldn’t be a problem. It adjusts easily, with secure buckles. The top buckle where it snaps together is horrendous for me - small and really hard to use with my ouchy thumbs. Keep that in mind. The leash is easy to snap in, it’s just short. With the way a leashed cat acts, maybe that’s why?? I’ll definitely keep this for when he gets bigger. In the meantime, I’ll work on getting him used to getting it put on and taken off.