The 6 Best Speed Harnesses

This review has been updated 15 times since it was first published in January of 2021. If you really want to amp up your training regimen, you need to add some resistance. A speed harness is a great way to power up your drills, whether you’re trying to build strength or stamina, or increase your vertical leap. Our selections let you work out alone, by dragging weights or a parachute, or with a partner, while some create resistance through the use of a large bungee cord.

6. Movemint Band Trainer

Designed for use around your waist in solo workouts, the Movemint Band Trainer provides up to 50 pounds of resistance. Its 10-foot cord stretches to a maximum of 33 feet which, when combined with its 360-degree rotation, gives you plenty of freedom.

• Heavy-duty waist band
• Good for building speed
• Must attach it to a secure object

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5. Reactor Multi-Purpose

Strap on the Reactor Multi-Purpose and you can tether yourself to a weight, a parachute, or a cord held by a trainer. It distributes resistance across your torso evenly, so you can work without straining any isolated muscle groups.

• Straps are fully adjustable
• Works well with sleds
• Could be more durable

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4. Titan Power Speed

Unleash your inner NFL superstar with the Titan Power Speed. It comes complete with a sled ready to accommodate weight plates of up to 100 pounds, which you can drag across a grassy field to help yourself become faster and stronger.

• Includes a 10-foot leash
• Works on carpeted floors too
• Shoulder straps not adjustable

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3. Sklz Speed Chute Resistance Parachute

With a Sklz Speed Chute Resistance Parachute you won’t need to worry about finding a partner to work out with. Just strap it on and start running down the field or around the track — wind resistance will do the rest, as long as you’re moving fast enough.

• Belt rotates 360 degrees
• Quick-release buckle for sprints
• Very affordable choice

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