I bought one of these after my dog slid off the seat after a short stop to avoid an accident. Her leash was attached to her collar and was tethered to the seat belt. I’m lucky she wasn’t hurt!. I gave it to a dog walker who was taking her in the car. When we parted company she never gave it back…so I’m buying another one. My only complaint…the initial adjustments are not well-explained to anyone without an engineering degree; but once its done, using it is a breeze.I bought the short leash with the shock absorber to use with it to walk her to and from the car.

We love all of our EZYdog products but this is our new favorite for safety. As avid travelers, our pups need to be safe and we feel this is the best quality and safest product on the market

This is my second DRIVE harness. My late pit-mix Lilah had one and I simply loved it. My friends joke and call me "Safety Queen", and this harness appealed to my need to make sure my family members , including our dogs are safe. I am prior Law Enforcement and have seen how dangerous an unrestrained pet can be in a vehicle. Safety of the driver and passengers as well as that of the pet are paramount when it comes to traveling in a vehicle. We have long known that the laws of physics dictate an object in motion will continue moving until it hits something to stop it. That something could be a windshield, a seat or even a person. It is so important to keep our pets and ourselves safe in case of a wreck. The DRIVE harness is crash tested and create using the same materials as car seatbelts, this gives me confidence that my dog will be as safe as can be if I were to be in an accident. The other important thing is a restrained pet is less likely to bolt when first responders arrive. The last thing a cop, EMT or fire fighter want is a dog lose at the scene, possibly getting hurt , lost or even killed in traffic. A restrained animal makes it safer for those responding to render aid to all involved quickly without having to figure out what to do with the dog etc. Now that we have Mandy, a much smaller pit-mix, we had to get a smaller harness and I am so happy to have her safe for traveling. I feel so strongly that pets should be restrained that I will be passing on Lilah's larger harness to a friend so that their dog can be safe as well. This is a well crafted, crash tested harness and it absolutely passes "The Safety Queen's" inspection.

Really really well made and durable. I feel a ton safer driving with my dog in the car now.

Excellent quality product - very sturdy, very strong. It is super easy to put on and take off - the easiest harness I've ever used. Highly recommend.

I purchased 2 EZ Drives for my black labs. While driving to North Carolina at night in very thick fog a deer ran in front of my car and stopped. I had slammed on the brakes and as expected my 2 dogs in the back seat were safely restrained. This was the first time I used the harness and suffice it to say they are never in the car unrestrained. I just need to get some tips on how to keep the seat belt from locking up, I do stop frequently to free up the seat belt which is a bit annoying. Otherwise I highly recommend.

I don’t think this car harness was worth spending over $100, as it seems to be a poor fit for my dog. Our rescue dog is around 20 lbs and is partly Italian greyhound or whippet—which means that he is rather deep chested. He also has severe anxiety being in the car, and he cannot be crated (due to past trauma). So we went with the car harness option. However, after measuring him and ordering the small size and adjusting (down to the narrowest option around the neck), he bucks around and can manage to squirm out of the harness. This has happened 3-4 times now and has led to rather dangerous situations. He also doesn’t enjoy the harness as it’s rather bulky for a small dog and restricts movement—can’t imagine using it as a walking harness for a small dog. The harness feels high-quality, but it’s had some big fails for the price point in delivering safety when our dog can get out of it! EzyDog Says: Thank you for your feedback. We would be happy to assist you to address this fit issue and to help find the best fitting harness for your pup. Feel free to reach out to us at 877-3EZYDOG or info@ezydog.com

I did a LOT of research before deciding which harness would be best for our German Shepherd to ride safely in our vehicle. I could not be happier about getting this harness. We have been using this for 6-8 months now and he is safe, comfortable and it is easy to use and adjusted nicely with his growth. Thank you for designing this harness and crash testing it properly for larger dogs. It is not easy to find car harnesses actually tested on larger dogs. Many other companies have the sizes to fit large dogs, but have not tested their harness for the weight and force loads during a crash. Thank you, thank you, thank you for my peace of mind.

I am a 70lb lab/hound mix. I tried the other crash test certified harnesses that are listed in various articles but found them to be much more cumbersome and not at all useful as a walking harness. Straps would loosen up and while the harness would fit around my chest, the neck area would be incredibly loose. I also don’t get why people don’t acknowledge that this harness meets the following standards USA (FMVSS 213) Europe (ECE Regulation 16) Australia (ADR42/04). While the initial fitting for this can be frustrating at times, there is virtually no worry for any of the straps loosening up which makes it great for a walking harness right out of the car. My dad loves the double d-rings for a leash, how easy it is to buckle me into the backseat, how high quality the harness feels, and likes the measuring markers on all straps. His only suggestion for improvement if to come up with snap-in buckles that aren’t plastics. That’s the “cheapest” part of the harness. My collar from the shelter is an EZYDOG double d-ring, so I’m basically a brand rep now! Thanks, EZYDOG for keeping me safe!