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Who's using Crow Enterprizes harnesses?

I've got my new cage out getting powder coated. I need to order some harnesses, and I'm looking at Crow. I don't get a lot of results in search mode-what's the consensus? They look pretty decent, and a good price.

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I'm using a set. They're just fine, and Crow's a great guy. He used to work for Simpson, for a lot of years iirc. Try a search in the autocross/track section for more results.

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We've installed them in quite a few cars. Good product. I sell and use quite a few of their axle straps and tow straps, really like them. Prices are very competitive and customer service is outstanding.
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I use them and like them a lot. I prefer the latch link type rather than camlocks. The reason is that the adjuster is at the latch on latch links, rather than out digging into my hip bones as with cam locks. Plus they're less expensive.
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I have the camlocks. SPring for the built-in padded shoulder straps. Highly recommended company...they are great to work with.
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Yeah, Fred Crow was Bill Simpson's GM for years. Pretty much the same product at a better price with way better service.
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Thanks folks, the decision is made to go with Crow.

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