Shots Uomo Chain & Chain Harness – Black is an adjustable chest-and-shoulder harness with black straps, chain sections, clasps, and metal O-rings at the front and back. The Stag Standard listing uses store SKU SHTUOM005BLK and currently offers this one black configuration.
The current store record identifies the materials as leather and stainless steel. An exact current manufacturer product page was not located in the active Shots America catalog, so this guide does not infer a leather grade, hide type, coating, chain thickness, metal alloy grade, product dimensions, or working-load capacity. The received product label remains the controlling record whenever its instructions are more specific.
Published design and fit range
- Color: Black.
- Store material record: Leather and stainless steel; leather type and grade are not published.
- Adjustment: Clasps set the chest and shoulder fit.
- Published chest range: 33.9–42.5 inches / 86–108 cm.
- Published shoulder range: 20.9–25.2 inches / 53–64 cm.
- Attachment points: Front and rear O-rings.
- Power: Manual; there is no motor, battery, or charging system.
Those ranges describe the store’s current fit guidance. They are not a universal-fit promise, and no exact strap-by-strap measurement method is published. Torso depth, shoulder shape, clothing layers, clasp position, and movement can change how the same measurements feel.
Compare other current items in the Shots America collection, the Chain Harness tag, or the Leather Harness tag.
Measure before ordering
- Use a flexible tape around the chest where the main horizontal portion of the harness is expected to sit.
- Keep the tape level and close to the body without compressing the chest. Take the measurement during normal breathing.
- Use the shoulder range only as a comparison aid because the current record does not define exact shoulder-measurement endpoints.
- Compare the measurements with 33.9–42.5 inches at the chest and 20.9–25.2 inches at the shoulders.
- If either result falls outside the published range, do not assume a clasp can safely create additional room.
Do not select a wearable harness only by a usual shirt size. If the listed ranges are not a match, browse Apparel and Merchandise or the broader Gear and Apparel shop for other current designs.
First fitting and movement check
- Inspect every strap edge, chain link, clasp, connector, rivet, and O-ring before the item touches skin or clothing.
- Open or loosen the adjustment points first. Put the harness on without twisting a strap or trapping skin under a chain or clasp.
- Center the front and rear hardware, then adjust gradually and symmetrically. Preserve easy breathing and normal shoulder motion.
- Raise and lower the arms, rotate the torso, sit, and bend. Check the neck, collarbone, sternum, spine, armpits, and shoulder joints for concentrated pressure.
- Wear it briefly at first, then remove it and check for unexpected marks, rubbing, or hardware movement before considering longer wear.
Do not force a clasp closed or use another person’s pulling force to make the harness fit. A stable wearable fit should not require breath-holding, compressed posture, reduced arm movement, or pressure against the front or sides of the neck.
Chain and O-ring load limits
The current store record describes front and rear O-rings for compatible leads and accessories, but it does not publish a working-load limit, break strength, suspension certification, fall-arrest rating, or forceful-restraint rating. The chain material and visual appearance do not establish structural capacity. Treat every ring and chain section as a light accessory or decorative connection point only.
Do not use this harness for suspension, body-weight support, lifting, towing, immobilization, fall protection, exercise resistance, overhead attachment, or any setup where hardware failure could cause choking, a fall, a joint injury, or impact. Keep any connected accessory loose, hand-controlled, and immediately releasable. The harness is not protective equipment or a substitute for load-rated restraint hardware.
For broader scene-planning context, review the Leather and Restraint department. Category placement and product styling do not create a load rating.
Skin, circulation, and quick-release planning
Chain edges, clasps, O-rings, strap edges, heat, perspiration, and repeated movement can irritate skin. A thin clothing layer may reduce direct rubbing, but it does not correct an unsafe fit, a damaged edge, or pressure concentrated near the neck or a joint.
Before partnered use, both people should know how every clasp opens and agree that the harness can be removed immediately. Keep hands and an unobstructed exit path available. Do not place chain around the neck, use the harness as a neck restraint, or attach it to a fixed point.
Remove the harness promptly for shortness of breath, chest pain, numbness, tingling, coldness, marked color change, swelling, broken skin, dizziness, unusual weakness, or pain. Do not wear it over irritated, infected, injured, sunburned, recently tattooed, or recently operated skin. Do not use numbing products to conceal pressure or friction.
The chain-and-leather styling does not identify a wearer’s role, orientation, identity, relationship preferences, or level of experience.
Conservative leather-and-metal care
The current store record does not publish a product-specific cleaning method or leather grade. Follow the received label first. Before using any cleaner or conditioner, test a small hidden area and confirm that the product is compatible with the exact material named on that label.
For routine surface care, remove loose dust with a dry soft cloth. If the label permits damp wiping, use a barely damp cloth on the strap surface and avoid prolonged moisture around chain links, clasps, O-rings, rivets, seams, and backing. Wipe all metal hardware dry and allow every side to air-dry completely away from heaters and direct sun.
Do not soak, machine wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach, steam, scrub with abrasives, or apply alcohol, solvents, household disinfectant, oils, wax, or leather conditioner unless the received label specifically allows it. “Leather” alone does not establish that a genuine-leather treatment is suitable. Review the Materials and Care hub for conservative handling principles.
Storage, inspection, and replacement
Store the harness loose or in its natural shape in a cool, dry, ventilated place. Keep it separate from sharp objects, rough metal, direct sunlight, strong heat, dyes, oils, and materials that may transfer color or plasticizers. Do not sharply fold a strap beneath a clasp or chain section, and do not leave heavy items resting on the hardware.
Before every use, inspect both sides of the straps and the full path around every link, clasp, connector, rivet, and ring. Retire the harness if leather cracks, peels, stretches permanently, separates at a layer, exposes a sharp edge, loses a fastener, develops corrosion, contains an opened or deformed link, or no longer holds its adjustment. Do not glue, tape, bend, or crimp damaged hardware and then treat it as secure.
Wearable products are hygiene-sensitive. Read the Returns, Refunds, and Hygiene policy before opening or trying on the item.
Ordering and discreet delivery
Before checkout, confirm the black color, store SKU, current price, stock status, and published chest and shoulder ranges on this page. The guarded live baseline is $119.99, but the product page remains the authority at purchase time because availability and price can change.
Review the discreet shipping information before ordering. Return to the full shop to compare current products.
Exact listing summary
- Product: Shots Uomo Chain & Chain Harness – Black.
- Store SKU: SHTUOM005BLK.
- Current configuration: one black adjustable chest-and-shoulder harness.
- Published chest range: 33.9–42.5 inches / 86–108 cm.
- Published shoulder range: 20.9–25.2 inches / 53–64 cm.
- Material wording: current store record lists leather and stainless steel; leather grade and metal alloy grade are not published.
- Hardware: chain sections, clasps, and front and rear O-rings.
- Load boundary: no published load rating or suspension certification; do not use for body-weight support or forceful restraint.
- Care boundary: follow the received label and use conservative surface care.
- Identity boundary: styling does not identify a wearer’s role, orientation, identity, or experience.
