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Kuupäev: 13.01.2013
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It looks like the 2013 line of Mystic Harnesses received a big update. What’s the idea behind the crossover harnesses? What is different about them that makes them suited for windsurfing or kiteboarding?
With the new Multi-Discipline concept, Mystic has answered the requests of a large target group who want to both windsurf and kitesurf. In order to be used with both disciplines, these harnesses are equipped with the MultiClicker 3.0 spreader bar system and have the optional HP (Handle Pass) loop for your leash attachment and a knife.
The shape and angle of the MulitClicker 3.0 works well for hooking into a chicken loop or harness line while the four-point fixation keeps downward tension to keep the spreader bar from riding up for kiting.
The line is really extensive – how many harnesses are there?
There are 14 different models and if you count the Men’s, Women’s, Windsurf, Pro Model, Waist, and Seat models separately then you could say 27.
What is the biggest change in the harnesses from 2012 to 2013?
Nearly the entire line of Mystic harnesses is brand new for 2013. New technology such as memory foam, MultiClickerbar 3.0, 360° molds, and a new look have brought a lot of attention to the lineup.
What are the main differences between the new Majestic and the Warrior?
The Warrior has been the best selling and most comfortable harness in the Mystic Collection since day one. The 2013 version is even more comfortable. It’s had a stylish makeover and the addition of the high-tech, low-torque MultiCickerbar 3.0 will undoubtedly make the harness another killer product.
The Majestic has some similarities to the Warrior like the MultiClickerbar 3.0 which holds the hook firmly in position and also prevents it from tilting upwards. With the improved Spreader Down System (SDS) the spreader bar now releases completely in one click. The Majestic harness has added technical features such as memory foam back support, 360° pre-shaped back support mold, and safety HP fixed system.
Photo Rogier Jaarsma/deepthoughtproductions.com
The new asymmetrical 2Face harness is a very unique product. What’s the thinking behind this harness?
The 2Face Wave harness has been co-designed by the Mystic team riders. It is the first harness in the kite market that is 100% dedicated to wave riding. It is called the 2Face for its asymmetrical design that has been developed for both regular foot and goofy foot wave riders. The specialized slider bar allows for maximum freedom of movement while kitesurfing.
How is the Youri Zoon Pro different from the Shadow?
World Champ Youri Zoon released his first signature harness last year. Last year’s version was based on the Mystic Shadow harness and the 2013 model is based on the Mystic Artistic harness with the addition of the fixed HP system and of course Youri’s own color scheme.
With so many harnesses to choose from, what’s the best way for riders to find the best one for them?
Every person is built differently and has different needs based on their riding style, body shape, and the type of support needed. The best option is to visit your nearest Mystic dealer to try several harnesses on and lean on a rope or bar to see how the harness feels. A harness’s goals are to feel comfortable, resist riding up, provide a proper level of support, and protect your back. For those who do not have this accessibility you should start by calling a Mystic dealer for additional advice to narrow down the harness line to fit your specific needs. Each harness has unique characteristics to fit every body type and riding style.
For example, the Code 1 waist harness offers the BOA micro adjustment system for anatomical back support. Once the harness is positioned and the side straps tightened down you can adjust the easy-to-use dial on the back of the harness to push the back plate in towards your body and also suck the sides of the harness in to eliminate any space while conforming to the shape of your torso. Many kiters refer to this harness as being a “no ride up” waist harness.
The harness fits so perfectly it has nowhere to go and stays in place like it should. The Shadow and Artistic waist harness have a slightly narrower outline when compared to the Code 1, Warrior, or Majestic. Smaller riders or thinner body types find that this outline seems to allow a greater range of motion and more comfort. The Artistic has a softer feel for those who do not need such a rigid support and would favor more comfort for longer sessions.
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With the new Multi-Discipline concept, Mystic has answered the requests of a large target group who want to both windsurf and kitesurf. In order to be used with both disciplines, these harnesses are equipped with the MultiClicker 3.0 spreader bar system and have the optional HP (Handle Pass) loop for your leash attachment and a knife.
The shape and angle of the MulitClicker 3.0 works well for hooking into a chicken loop or harness line while the four-point fixation keeps downward tension to keep the spreader bar from riding up for kiting.
The line is really extensive – how many harnesses are there?
There are 14 different models and if you count the Men’s, Women’s, Windsurf, Pro Model, Waist, and Seat models separately then you could say 27.
What is the biggest change in the harnesses from 2012 to 2013?
Nearly the entire line of Mystic harnesses is brand new for 2013. New technology such as memory foam, MultiClickerbar 3.0, 360° molds, and a new look have brought a lot of attention to the lineup.
What are the main differences between the new Majestic and the Warrior?
The Warrior has been the best selling and most comfortable harness in the Mystic Collection since day one. The 2013 version is even more comfortable. It’s had a stylish makeover and the addition of the high-tech, low-torque MultiCickerbar 3.0 will undoubtedly make the harness another killer product.
The Majestic has some similarities to the Warrior like the MultiClickerbar 3.0 which holds the hook firmly in position and also prevents it from tilting upwards. With the improved Spreader Down System (SDS) the spreader bar now releases completely in one click. The Majestic harness has added technical features such as memory foam back support, 360° pre-shaped back support mold, and safety HP fixed system.
Photo Rogier Jaarsma/deepthoughtproductions.com
The new asymmetrical 2Face harness is a very unique product. What’s the thinking behind this harness?
The 2Face Wave harness has been co-designed by the Mystic team riders. It is the first harness in the kite market that is 100% dedicated to wave riding. It is called the 2Face for its asymmetrical design that has been developed for both regular foot and goofy foot wave riders. The specialized slider bar allows for maximum freedom of movement while kitesurfing.
How is the Youri Zoon Pro different from the Shadow?
World Champ Youri Zoon released his first signature harness last year. Last year’s version was based on the Mystic Shadow harness and the 2013 model is based on the Mystic Artistic harness with the addition of the fixed HP system and of course Youri’s own color scheme.
With so many harnesses to choose from, what’s the best way for riders to find the best one for them?
Every person is built differently and has different needs based on their riding style, body shape, and the type of support needed. The best option is to visit your nearest Mystic dealer to try several harnesses on and lean on a rope or bar to see how the harness feels. A harness’s goals are to feel comfortable, resist riding up, provide a proper level of support, and protect your back. For those who do not have this accessibility you should start by calling a Mystic dealer for additional advice to narrow down the harness line to fit your specific needs. Each harness has unique characteristics to fit every body type and riding style.
For example, the Code 1 waist harness offers the BOA micro adjustment system for anatomical back support. Once the harness is positioned and the side straps tightened down you can adjust the easy-to-use dial on the back of the harness to push the back plate in towards your body and also suck the sides of the harness in to eliminate any space while conforming to the shape of your torso. Many kiters refer to this harness as being a “no ride up” waist harness.
The harness fits so perfectly it has nowhere to go and stays in place like it should. The Shadow and Artistic waist harness have a slightly narrower outline when compared to the Code 1, Warrior, or Majestic. Smaller riders or thinner body types find that this outline seems to allow a greater range of motion and more comfort. The Artistic has a softer feel for those who do not need such a rigid support and would favor more comfort for longer sessions.
Returns Policy |Ordering terms |Size charts
