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The Easy Walk is PetSafe's front-clip no-pull harness: the lead attaches at the chest, and a martingale loop tightens to steer a dog that pulls. PetSafe's Australian store sells four sizes, Small to Extra Large, from A$29.99 to A$44.99; the Medium, for a girth of 55 to 81 cm and dogs of roughly 11 to 22 kg, is A$31.99.
It does less than a padded everyday harness. The chest is the only lead point, there is no handle, and the straps are plain nylon webbing. The case for it is the price and the single job: making a pulling dog easier to steer while the training happens. Amazon Australia sells the same Medium, model EWH-HC-M-BLK, for A$34.99 with no change-of-mind returns.
Our verdict
At A$31.99 the Easy Walk is a single-purpose no-pull harness with one chest lead point. PetSafe's A$37.99 3 in 1 adds a back clip, a top handle and a seat-belt loop.
- A good fit for
- Owners of a dog that pulls on the lead who want a front-clip training harness and can measure the dog's girth before ordering.
- We would skip it if
- Dogs that need padding, a back lead ring, a lifting handle or a car restraint, or a buyer who wants to return it on Amazon after a change of mind.
Reasons to consider it
- Front chest attachment with a martingale loop for pullers.
- Four adjustment points, with metric chest and girth measurements on PetSafe Australia's size chart.
- A$31.99 direct, with 30-day returns on PetSafe Australia orders and a one-year limited warranty from Radio Systems Australia.
The compromises
- No back lead ring, no handle and no padding.
- Only four sizes on the Australian store against eight in the US range, so small dogs between sizes have fewer steps.
- Accidental damage from chewing is outside the Australian warranty, and Amazon Australia lists the harness as not eligible for change-of-mind returns.
What we have not verified: PetSafe lists no strap width or webbing weight, so how the straps sit on a short-coated dog over long walks is undocumented. Whether PetSafe Australia counts Amazon Australia as an authorised dealer for warranty claims is not stated; keep the receipt and ask Customer Care before relying on it.
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A closer look at the products, who they may suit, and what to check before buying.
Easy Walk No-Pull Dog Harness
A$31.99 at PetSafe Australia buys a chest lead attachment, a martingale loop and four adjustment points, with 30-day returns on direct orders and Radio Systems Australia's one-year limited warranty.
Before you buy: The chest is the only lead point, with no handle and no padding; it is a walking aid, not a car restraint, and the warranty excludes damage from chewing.
Price checked 5 November 2026. Retailer prices can change.What A$31.99 buys
The harness is a chest strap, a belly strap and a martingale loop at the front. The lead clips to the chest, not the back or the neck; PetSafe says the harness rests across the chest instead of the throat. Four adjustment points are the fit system, and the Australian store sells four sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large.
PetSafe lists quick-snap shoulder and belly straps, and the belly strap is a different colour so the orientation is obvious. Coverage is deliberately small, which PetSafe sells as lighter and cooler than fuller harnesses. Amazon Australia lists the Medium at 110 g, with only the harness and a quick start guide in the box; a lead is extra.
How the no-pull loop works
The martingale loop at the front tightens when the lead goes taut, while the front attachment turns the dog towards the handler instead of letting it lean into the pull. It interrupts a pull long enough to redirect the dog, and it works best when the handler rewards the loose-lead moment.
The harness does not replace training. A dog that lunges at every cyclist will still lunge; the front clip makes the correction easier, not the training unnecessary. Keeping pressure off the throat is the main reason to choose it over a flat collar for a dog that pulls.
Sizing in centimetres, and the four-size catch
PetSafe's Australian chart measures in centimetres: the Medium covers a chest width of 30 to 38 cm and a girth of 55 to 81 cm, with 11 to 22 kg as a rough weight guide. PetSafe says to measure the girth just behind the front legs and the chest across the front, and to take the larger size when the dog falls between two.
The Australian store skips the half sizes the US range carries, such as Petite and Small/Medium, so a 10 kg dog with a deep chest may land at the top of Small or the bottom of Medium. Measure first, because the weight bands overlap and only the girth decides.
PetSafe Australia or Amazon Australia
PetSafe Australia charges A$31.99 for the Medium and accepts returns within 30 calendar days on its own orders; shipping is free only above A$75, so a single harness carries a delivery charge at checkout. Amazon Australia sells the same EWH-HC-M-BLK for A$34.99, shipped and sold by Amazon AU, but marks it not eligible for change-of-mind returns.
That makes the size choice final on Amazon unless the harness is faulty. For a first purchase where the size is a guess, the direct store's 30-day return is worth more than Amazon's delivery; for a repeat buy in a known size, either works.
Warranty and what it excludes
Radio Systems Australia, PetSafe's local company, gives a one-year non-transferable limited warranty against defects in material or workmanship for the original purchaser, written to sit alongside the Australian Consumer Law. It excludes accidental damage from dog chews, misuse and alteration, so a harness the dog has chewed through is not a warranty claim.
The warranty page says buyers from an unauthorised dealer must go back to the place of purchase. It does not say whether Amazon Australia counts as authorised, so keep the receipt; consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply either way.
Against PetSafe's A$37.99 3 in 1
The obvious step up in PetSafe's own Australian range is the 3 in 1 Harness and Car Restraint at A$37.99 for the Medium. It has a back clip for ordinary walks, a front clip for pullers, a top handle and a seat-belt loop for the back seat. PetSafe does not publish crash-test results for that loop, so treat it as a restraint against wandering, not proven crash protection.
The Easy Walk is A$6 cheaper and more single-minded: front clip, martingale loop, minimal fabric. Buy it when pulling is the problem and the dog travels in a crate; buy the 3 in 1 when one harness has to cover the whole walk and the car ride.
How we put this together
Built from the product pages and listings below, without test scores or results we have not measured. Specifications and prices change, so check the original page for the exact model, current price, delivery, and returns.
- PetSafe Australia: Easy Walk Harness (opens in a new tab)
- PetSafe Australia: Return and Warranty Information (opens in a new tab)
- Amazon Australia: PetSafe Easy Walk, Medium, Black/Silver (opens in a new tab)
- PetSafe Australia: 3 in 1 Harness and Car Restraint (opens in a new tab)
