Olahibi Harness and Leash Set (Floral Pattern) with 150cm Matching Leash – Medium Dogs (M, Purple Daisy)
Product description
What it is and why you might want it
The Olahibi harness and leash set is a matching pair designed for medium dogs, aimed at everyday walks rather than anything fancy. You get both a dog harness and a 150cm lead in a floral “Purple Daisy” pattern, with metal D-rings and a metal hook.
On paper, the appeal is pretty straightforward: a complete set so you don’t have to mix-and-match, plus an easy-wear style that’s built around two adjustable straps. If you’re the kind of owner who likes things to feel secure and straightforward in day-to-day use, this set fits that brief.
Key features that affect day-to-day use
What you’ll notice most is the harness/lead hardware and how the set is put together. The harness uses metal D-rings and the lead has a metal hook, which is the sort of detail that tends to matter once you’re clipped on and ready to go.
The straps are polyester with high-density webbing. The listing also describes the fabric as soft in the hand, and the closures as easy to open and close. It’s not positioned as heavy-duty for serious pulling monsters, though: it’s more “practical walking” than “competition level” equipment.
A nice touch for owners who care about appearance is the double-sided daisy print. It sounds minor, but it can make the set feel more “put together” when your dog is moving around.
The essentials (sizes and what to check)
This specific listing is for medium dogs (size M):
- Harness width: 3/4 inches
- Harness neck & chest circumference: 19–26 inches
- Lead width: 3/4 inches
- Lead length: 150cm
It’s also made clear that there are other sizes available if the measurements don’t suit. Before buying, measure your dog’s neck and chest circumference and add 1–2cm when choosing the harness size. That extra allowance can help with comfort and fit, especially if your dog’s coat is fluffy or changes slightly through the year.
If you’re trying to size up after previous harnesses felt too tight, take that “add 1–2cm” note seriously—this set is still only as good as the fit you dial in.
What stands out, and where it may fall short
Where this harness-and-leash set seems to make sense is for owners who want an easy-to-use setup for routine walks, with adjustable straps and matching gear. The materials being described as polyester, with high-density straps and stainless-steel style metal parts, gives it a sensible “should hold up with normal use” vibe.
The slightly cautious bit is about pulling. The set is described as “No Pull”, but there’s no further detail about how strongly it controls pulling (for example, no extra behavioural mechanism is mentioned). So if your dog is a heavy puller or you need something very specific for training, this may feel like a mid-range solution rather than a dedicated pulling system.
Also, while it’s washable, it’s best to put it in a washing bag to protect the machine—worth doing if you don’t want the hardware and webbing to take unnecessary knocks over time.
Who it’s for (and who should probably skip it)
This is a good match if you want a coordinated harness and 150cm leash set for a medium dog, and you value adjustability and straightforward clipping. It suits day-to-day walk owners more than owners who are shopping for specialised training gear.
It may not be the best choice if you’re dealing with fit uncertainty—if you can’t get accurate neck and chest measurements, you could end up with a harness that doesn’t sit correctly. It’s also better to look elsewhere if you need a pulling device with more detailed control than the “no pull” wording suggests.
Care tips and practical use
For washing, the listing suggests it’s washable, but using a laundry bag is the safer move to protect the machine. In use, one practical way to think about it is this: when you’re clipping your dog onto the lead for the first time, adjust both straps so the harness sits comfortably around the neck and chest within the stated range, then do a short walk to check there’s no rubbing or overly loose sections.
And if your dog is the sort that chews or vigorously tests equipment, the listing specifically advises not to let the dog break the lead—because it’s textile, not something indestructible.
Is it worth it?
If you have a medium dog and you’re after a matching harness-and-leash set for normal walks, the Olahibi set looks like a sensible purchase. The combination of adjustable straps, metal D-rings and hook, and a 150cm lead length makes it practical for everyday outings, and the size guidance (plus the “add 1–2cm” tip) helps you make the fit decision more confidently.
You may want to skip it if pulling control is your top priority and you expect more detailed mechanisms than what’s described here. Also, if you’re not confident in measuring neck and chest circumference for the stated 19–26 inch range, it’s one of those buys that can go wrong fast—then you’re basically paying for the wrong size.
Mini FAQ
What’s included in the set?
The package includes 1 dog harness and 1 matching lead.
How long is the lead?
The matching leash length is 150cm.
How do I choose the right harness size?
Measure your dog’s neck and chest circumference and add 1–2cm, then select the size that fits the stated range.
Can I wash it?
Yes, it’s described as washable. The listing recommends using a laundry bag for machine washing to protect the machine.
Does it work for pulling?
It’s described as “No Pull”, but there’s no extra technical detail about pulling control. If your dog is a very strong puller, it may be worth considering a more specialised approach for training.