6 Point Harneses

Harnesses are adjustable. It is also a very risky business if you install them wrong, even by a bit, better make (very) sure what you are doing, i.e. ;

- Angle of the belts
- Mounting points
- Mounting point reinforcement
- Lenght
- Wrapping

For instance, shoulder belts should be going straight back, not downward to the floor like so many do, as a great angle like that will compress your collar bones in a forward shunt, with consoquences ranging from bruising to broken.

 

also, make sure every part is done up tight.

otherwise you'll end up looking like this if you make a crashuuu.

ScienceDirect - Injury Extra : Scrotal injury following restrained impact: A risk of misnavigation


dno if it's work safe or not, probably isnt.

not nice at all

 

brrrr, thats some nasty injuries :$ I rather break my legs

 

Jason just hit the nail on the head there, I was trying to find that article with no succes. But again like Jason said, make sure everything is up tight every time, than that will not happen.

To repeat myself again (in answering your question), thr straps should be the same length. 2 equal shoulder straps, 2 equal hip straps and 1 or 2 crothstraps. It is possible they come set unequal from factory, all you have to do is just adjust them, but that should be pretty obvious if you ask me. And no offence, if the latter is the case and that didn't occur to you, I'd leave mounting them to a more qualified person in this particular area.

Have a read here too:
Installation- and Operating Instructions

 

I'm confused - your belts are different lengths so the harness doesn't fit. But the belt lengths are all adjustable, so why not adjust them so they fit?