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I had a similar issue and this is the best harness that I have found. I've used it for years. It's not restrictive to the shoulders and virtually escape proof if fitted correctly. The little rubber piece that holds it in place is not strong enough though, so I use a small binder clip. And I use a longer leash than the one it comes with. Other than that you just want to readjust / tighten the belly straps every couple of weeks as they will slowly loosen over time with walking. My cat escaped twice in 5 years. Both times there was full tension on the leash and I had not adjusted the belly straps in a while. It still took her probably 30 seconds or more to wriggle out. Once it had gotten stuck on a fallen log and once on a fence and she was panicking a little. Grab the cat first, then free the leash; don't try to free the leash while they're panicking. Harness