Five six-point FIA 8853-2016 harnesses with alloy or quick adjusters that do not cost top money: TRS Magnum Superlite, Schroth Enduro, OMP One 3+2 Endurance, Corbeau Ultima Pro and Sparco Pro Endurance.
Harness guides from the counter. Four, five and six point belts, FIA approvals and when they expire, mounting angles, and how to fit them round a cage or a harness bar without getting the geometry wrong.

Five six-point FIA 8853-2016 harnesses with alloy or quick adjusters that do not cost top money: TRS Magnum Superlite, Schroth Enduro, OMP One 3+2 Endurance, Corbeau Ultima Pro and Sparco Pro Endurance.

Our five recommended single seater harnesses for 2025: OMP Tecnica 2 Formula, Sabelt Lightweight Formula, TRS Pro Superlite, Willans Silverstone 623 and Sparco FHR, all FIA 8853-2016.

OMP’s road harness range updated for 2025: the 3 and 4 point belts, the new blue, the ECE R16 approval, and how to mount a harness you can remove for track days.

Can you fit a harness to a retro or classic bucket seat with no belt guides? Yes, with a 3 or 4 point road harness and careful routing. How we set it up, the risks and the belts we recommend.

Our recommended road legal 4 point harness for an MEV Exocet: the TRS Clubman clip in 4 point, with notes on mounting to the harness bar and clip in versus bolt in harnesses.