Step-In vs All-Rounder vs Adjustable: Which Harness Fits Your Dog?

"Which harness should I actually get?" We hear this almost as often as "what size is my dog." All-Rounder, Adjustable or Step-In - all three are genuinely good harnesses, they're just built for different dogs and different days.

Here's the good news: picking the right style isn't complicated once you know what each one's actually for. A quick read of this and you'll know exactly which one to add to cart.

Haven't measured your dog yet? Start with our sizing guide first, then come back here to choose your style.

The quick answer

Compare the 3 styles

Here's how they stack up side by side.

Left to right: The All-Rounder, The Adjustable, The Step-In

Choose the All-Rounder if...

• 🐾  Your dog is medium to large, or pulls hard on the lead (small dogs are also suited to this harness).
• 🐾  You want one harness that handles everyday walks and bigger adventures.
• 🐾  You like the security of front and back d-rings for training or a double-ended lead.

Choose the Adjustable if...

• 🐾  Your dog is still a puppy or growing.
• 🐾  They sit right between two sizes on our chart.
• 🐾  You want a snugger, more tailored fit without paying for the full works.

Choose the Step-In if...

• 🐾  Your dog is tiny to small.
• 🐾  They hate anything going over their head or ears.
• 🐾  You want the fastest option for quick trips out the door.

Still torn between two?

That's normal - plenty of dogs could genuinely wear two of the three. If you're stuck, email us with:

• 🐾  Neck measurement
• 🐾  Chest measurement
• 🐾  Weight
• 🐾  Breed
• 🐾  Age (so we know if they're still growing)
• 🐾  Where and when you want to use the harness (e.g. daily walks, weekend adventures, beach adventures or anything else you can think of)

We'll tell you honestly which one we think would suit your dog best.