SFI Harnesses

SFI harnesses

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50 Caliber Racing SFI 16.1 5-point harness in red or black, 2" or 3" width, padded or non-padded options

Black SFI 16.1 approved 5-point harness unlatched to show quick-release latch and padding

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SFI Certified 5-Point Racing Harness – 2" & 3" Belts

5-point racing harness available in 2" or 3" belt widths Optional padded shoulders for added comfort under pressure Integrated 5th-point anti-submarine strap for full containment Fully adjustable setup with all-black hardware SFI 16.1 certified for competitive off-road use — bolt-in or wrap-around install

$119.00

Quick release harness mounts – lock in your harness in seconds

Quick release harness mounts – secure fit, easy release

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Quick Release Harness Mounts for UTV & Off-Road Safety Belts

Quick release harness mounts – fast disconnect for service or emergencies Works with most 4-point, 5-point, and 6-point harnesses Durable construction for strength and off-road durability Secure fit while driving, easy removal when needed Single Pack – Includes 2 eyebolts, 2 nuts, and 2 clips One kit fits top or bottom straps (buy 2 for full install)

$19.00

Common Questions About SFI Certified Harnesses

What does SFI certified mean?

SFI certification means the harness meets strict safety standards set by the SFI Foundation for use in competitive motorsports. These harnesses are built to handle extreme forces and provide reliable containment in high-speed or high-impact conditions.

Are SFI harnesses street legal?

SFI harnesses are designed for off-road and race use. While they’re legal in many off-road and UTV applications, most aren’t approved for on-road vehicles that require DOT seat belts. Always check your local regulations before installing on a street-driven machine.

How often should an SFI harness be replaced?

Most SFI-rated harnesses carry a certification date tag and should be replaced every two years for sanctioned racing. For recreational off-road use, replacement depends on wear, sun exposure, and use — inspect your belts regularly for fraying or fading.

What’s the difference between a 4-point and a 5-point harness?

A 4-point harness secures both shoulders and both hips, while a 5-point adds an anti-submarine strap between the legs for extra containment under heavy braking or hard landings. Most racers and serious off-roaders prefer the 5-point setup for maximum safety.

Do SFI harnesses work with all seats and roll cages?

They fit most aftermarket and racing seats when paired with a proper harness bar or roll cage mount. Always follow the manufacturer’s installation angles and torque specs for safe performance.

Are SFI harnesses comfortable for trail riding?

Yes — our harnesses use wide 2- or 3-inch webbing, smooth EZ-adjust hardware, and optional sewn-in shoulder pads to keep long rides comfortable without sacrificing strength.