Clubman (snap hook) – 4 point

TILLETT GROUP LIMITED

£124.65

Road legal harness with 2 shoulder and lap straps with comfort pads, ECE regulation 16.08 homologated. The 4 Point Clubman Harness is a road legal harness which has 2 shoulder and lap straps with load spreader pads on the lap straps for increased comfort. The end fittings are a clip in type which are supplied with eye bolts and the release buckle is a push button type. ECE regulation 16.08 homologated for use on public roads Shoulder straps are adjustable to suit all normal saloon cars. A short shoulder version is available for two seater kit cars Lap straps have a 75mm wide pad sewn in for ad

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Registered at Companies House as TILLETT GROUP LIMITED, number 10947600. Checked 2026-08-29.
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