Aviator harness and flight line

[~Drini~]

I was thinking of getting the aviator harness for my jenday, Inca, and one in the future for my amazon, but I wasn't sure about the quality. I know it's the best brand out there, and I wanted some personal feedback.

I'm also interested in getting the flight line. The flight line costs about $40 extra, and I'm quite curious as to why it's so expensive. Is there anything particularly special about it? Is there any other cheaper but equally effective alternative that you'd suggest?

I'd also like some insight on how it works. Do you find that the way that you take it on and off is easy, no hassle (after the bird was adjusted)?

 

[Wayne361]

I think you are paying for quality. Plus their lines have stretchable/elastic feature.....so bird if flys to end doesnt suddenly get jerked out of the air (if non stretchable line is used) I understand that many of the cheaper lines do not stretch. Cant go wrong with Aviator for quality IMO.

Hope this helps,

Wayne

 

[Aequa]

It's an awesome harness, very durable and no pinching. The only downside is that some birds really dislike putting it on as it has to slip over their head and wings so you have to tighten it while on them. My conure hates staying still for that part! But! Great quality

 

[BirdyLove]

I would love a aviator harness too but my mom says disagrees with the suggestion. Every time I ask her she always says no. Though I know the harness is great because its adjustable for all bird sizes. You can by them possibly at local pet shops.


Possibly in the future

 

[Begone]

They can't handle to much biting. Eloy has damaged one. So every time before we go out now I check the Harness.
But still I think that this one is the best in quality.

 

[JulieAnn]

I think there great. The best way is when they are little and get use to wearing it so they won't be afraid.

 

[Kaylea]

It's what we use for Skyler.. it works great!!! Just make sure you have the right size.. .. Skyler is her harness..