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DATA SHEET · APCO-KITTO

APCO Kitto

The APCO Kitto is a pod harness for hike-and-fly: no seat board, a strong removable Airfoam protector, small packing volume and a light weight of under 2.6 kg. The reclined position costs a little directness in weight-shift steering but pays off in comfort on long flights.

1 Sizes
II · Highlights

Three reasons for APCO Kitto.

IV · Material

Cloth and warranty.

MD SQ
Yes
MD SLT 16
Yes
MD SLT 18
Yes
MD SLT 20
Yes
MD LT 16
Yes
MD LT 18
Yes
MD LT 20
Yes
MD 16
Yes
MD 18
Yes
MD 20
No
MD Bi
No
GMD SLT
Yes
GMD
No
VI · Construction

About this model.

Suitability: a lightweight pod harness for all pilot levels who prefer a hammock concept over a seatboard. Certification: EN / LTF.

VI · Reviews

Pilots on video.

First-hand impressions straight from the air.

APCO Kitto — Pilot Review
VIII · Downloads

Manuals and certificates.

IX · FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the APCO Kitto.

What kind of harness is the Kitto?

A pod harness for hike-and-fly. It is built without a seatboard, weighs 2.7 kg and has a deliberately small pack size — for everyone who carries it up the mountain instead of taking it out of the car. The reclined position costs some directness in weight-shift steering but brings considerably more comfort on long flights.

How is the protector constructed?

A substantial Airfoam protector that can be removed. That is the key point for hike-and-fly: you can take it out for the ascent to save volume, and it belongs inside for the flight. Never remove it in flight to save weight — it is the only protection between you and the ground.

How is the Kitto tested?

The product data lists an EN/LTF test. The exact test documents for your size are available as downloads — check there if certification matters for your insurance. There is no EN class A to D for harnesses; that describes only the flight behaviour of canopies.

Does the harness fit my wing?

In principle yes — harnesses and wings are not brand-bound. Two things matter: carabiner spacing and hang-point height. Both influence how directly the wing responds to weight shift; an XC wing wants a different geometry than a beginner wing. Tell us your wing and your body measurements and we will check the combination before you order.

Is a reserve parachute included?

No. Harness and reserve are ordered separately, and that makes sense: the reserve must match the suspended weight, the container the packing volume of the reserve. Tell us which rescue system you want to install — we will check in advance whether container and canopy fit together.

X · Related

More harnesses.