Tired of crappy harnesses

You want the Schroth Enduro belts. It fits all your requirements and can be had for <$500 if you get it from EU. I'm sure many others will suggest the same thing. Easy adjusters, silky smooth webbing, pull tabs in all the right places. Get the 2x2 version since you will be using a HANS device of some sort.

We had the Sparco Enrudo belts in our last car and compared to the Scroth it's like night and day.

Love the Crow we have, it's custom but very similar to their new ENDURO which is basically their version of the Schroth. We went with a 5 point and 2" all around with quick adjusters for easy fitting, but the Enduro looks like an easy one click buy.

https://pyrotectstore.com/product/ultra … ck-harness

Have used these for 3 races and really like them.  We had to go with pull down laps due to our seat, but all the adjusters work really well, the eye bolts fit into the factory belt mounting points.  Based on suggestions here, we bolted the sub belts to the bottom of the seat hardware so they slide with the seat as needed.  Very happy with them,  I bet Schroth are nicer, as others, but for under $300, I think they are great. 

My understanding is that Pyrotect is trying to step up on their belts so this is a relatively new offering. 

OH, also FIA, so ours are good through something like 2024, I think.

recert = reweb with belts. Who did you find that would do it? Because when our FIA Schroth reached end of life everyone said that it couldn't be done.

You almost always want pull down. Pull up belts require a very specific setup to work right without the adjuster fouling on the seat or it just being too difficult to tighten. We have pull up belts right now and they are just awful. Pyrotect is making better stuff, but their lap adjusters still look the same as the set I bought in 2011, and they were not amazing.

Safecraft 5010.  I like them better than the Schroth Enduros, the adjusters are more compact, they can be configured however you like with respect to terminations and number of anti-sub belts, and my last reweb was $75.  My first reweb was free.  I don't know if they still do that or not.

Also known as Safecraft Spec Miata harnesses and available from various sources, but I'd suggest contacting Safecraft directly and having a chat about which features you want.

https://www.safecraftracing.com/

Great choice! For that price you probably got the "UPS Export Express" shipping? I get parts from them within 3 days with that shipping option.
Beware of the cheaper "P2P" options which get handed between a few carriers and eventually get delivered after a week or two by USPS.

I guess I'm a little late to this, but I have noticed a little more issue with variance in driver size. I've also had an issue where the pull tab for the lap belts are just the right length where they want to be pulled through the hole in the seat, but there's not enough belt to get a good hold of them.

This is the exact issue with the Borcherding brothers and Jeff with our cheap harnesses.  Put Albert or me in after Mark B and you are good.  Putting Mark B in after me, means I only use me and Randy to do the belting because there is a process.

http://www.racequip.com/seatbeltsharnes … esses.html these are what we got. fantastic belts. I paid around $250 for 2" FIA 5 year belts. I don't remember where.

my boss just got a brand new set of Schroth enduro belts and said he will never do that again. he likes mine just as well and, they take less effort to adjust.