SMITHPerformance Sprayers 182943 Padded Nylon Straps for NL400, NL401, NL402, NL403 Backpack Sprayer , Black

Fits Smith, Field King, Dewalt, Husqvarna and Round-up backpack sprayers ... these are all essentially the same design. Once you get it adjusted, which may take some trial and error, it's more comfortable than the factory harness that came with the sprayer. If you do a lot of spraying with models it fits, it will leave you less tired and sore than the factory harness. Definitely worth it.

Works Great, made my backpack sprayer my go to!! Highly recommend this product!

Good product

These straps are way better than ryobis OEM straps

I purchased this thinking it would be an upgrade from the stock straps that come with the D.B. Smith FIELD KING 190328 Backpack Sprayer (not the max version). Despite not being mentioned in the description, it is actually compatible with that model. If I were a bigger guy it may have been an upgrade, but I'm 5'5 125lbs and it was a downgrade. This harness is not compatible with smaller people. I had to tighten each strap to the max to get it to fit. At that point, both pieces of padding that would just partially wrap around the sides of a bigger person actually met in the middle and slightly overlapped on me like it was some kind of girdle. And the shoulder straps are too wide and dug into my collarbones. The straps with minimal padding that came with my sprayer were more comfortable than this, and I don't need to tighten them as much as possible either.

With the added support and comfort carrying 5 gallons of pesticide on my back is a piece of cake compared to manufacturer’s thin padded shoulder's, waist, and chest strap. I’m spray between 20-25 gallons when I’m doing my yard and my shoulders and back are not killing me.

I had my doubts about how this would fit on my sprayer, but it was very easy and much more comfortable than the backpack it originally came with. It has nice straps and I think it is a great value.

I brought an old frame pack for $15 in an antique store years ago, but never used it because the harness straps, pads and buckles were worn and deteriorated badly. I figured i'd by some replacements, no problem, right? Tucked it away in the basement and forgot about it until recently, dug it out and tried looking up the replacement pieces I needed. Can't find them anywhere now. So when I came across this type of harness, I figured I'd give it a shot and see what I could do with it. With some twisting and maneuvering, this harness worked out remarkably well. I won't be carrying 75 lbs on a hiking trip or anything stupid like that, since it's definitely not top-notch comfort quality, but it still holds 20 lbs for a camping trip no problem!

I bought this to use on my lone wolf alpha treestand. It was a fraction of the price as any other similar products like the XOP. You need to attach it with paracord or something. I've used it 4 hunts so far and its holding up.

Excellent for Summit climber