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Aviator Harness Leash Extensions attach directly onto Aviator Harness wrist strap.
Beginners should start with short Leash Extension to gain experience with your flight area. It is easy to misgauge distances and allow your bird to land on a tree limb or roof that is out of reach. Many birds that are learning to fly are able to fly up but afraid to fly down from high perches.
Leash Extensions are made from high quality nylon and rubber shock cords that expand as much as 100% depending upon the health and strength of your friend.
Do not connect multiple extensions together. The connection can become snagged on grass making it difficult for a bird to maintain flight. Mow grass short to eliminate as much drag as possible when flying.
Other Aviator products the Aviator Bird Harness, Aviator Flight Line, Aviator Yard Perch, Aviator T-Shirt, and Custom Harness Sizes available for all birds. Example: Turkeys, Peafowl, Swans, Herons.

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Always attach Flight Extension wrist strap securely to your wrist and hold adjoining section of leash in your hand for extra security. The Flight Extension clasp is small but strong. Because a bird will be carrying the leash when he fly's it is necessary to make every part as light as possible. Take care to carefully attach the clasp to the harness wrist strap without damaging the wrist strap material. A flying bird is carrying the weight of the harness and 1/2 the weight of the leash. It can take some experience for a bird to develop the muscles and cardiovascular system to fly without becoming exhausted. The Aviator Harness is escape proof however it is not damage proof. The harness material is very strong but with enough time a bird can damage the harness so it is necessary to check the harness each time it is used to make sure it is not being slowly damaged by your bird. Damaged harnesses can often be repaired or reinforced if a bird likes to cheew on a particular spot. Feel free to contact us regarding repairs and replacements.