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The term "harness" has been used for many centuries for part of the collection of equipment known as horse tack, essential in the domestic, military, and agrarian use of horses. Several derived contexts now exist. Examples:
- a part of medieval armour, related to the cuirass
- a Surface-To-Air missile Pantsir-S1, whose name derives from Russian for harness/cuirass - Панцирь(Pantsir)
- Child harness
- Climbing harness
- Dildo harness (a "marital aid," used for a strap-on dildo)
- Dog harness
- Grappling and wrestling holds which encircle the body like a harness.
- Hang gliding and parachuting use harnesses
- Harness racing and see related articles such as Australian Inter Dominion Harness Racing Championship
- Lunatic Harness (a musical album)
- "Tidal harness" is a device for generating tidal power
- Windsurfing harness as used in the sport of windsurfing
- Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers
- Parrot harness
- Software Test harness
- Cable harness, a group of wires that comprise part of the electrical circuitry of a motor vehicle or other equipment
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Harness.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Category: