Sleepypod Clickit Sport Plus

Why it is listed

This is the crash-tested harness on the table. The official page names CPS 5-star and child-restraint standards. It does not put a cat under an airplane seat. Measure the rib cage. Unrestrained pets become projectiles.

Pros & cons

Pros

• sleepypod.com/products/sport-bundle 2026-09-02: Clickit Sport Plus from $103.49 (S) to $126.49 (XL). Three points of contact, Infinity Loop webbing, padded vest, ballistic nylon, walking-harness use, reflective strips. Bundle includes S-Clip and Buckle Shield.
• PDP: crash-tested at U.S., Canadian, and E.U. child safety standards; independently certified with a 5 Star rating from the Center for Pet Safety. Footer: 30 MPH crash-tested. sleepypod.com/pages/car-harnesses table: FMVSS 213, CMVSS 213, ECE R44, CPS 5-Star; rib-cage S–XL; weight rec. 18–90 lb. The selected-size header on the PDP can read “Rated to 25 lbs by Center for Pet Safety” — that is size-dependent copy, not a 25 lb product cap.
• Official product record: about 0.7 lb (S). No subscription. Current official harness PDP is Sport Plus, not a discontinued Clickit Sport SKU.

Cons

• This is a harness, not a car seat and not a cabin carrier. Dogs under about 18 lb are steered to a strapped carrier on Sleepypod’s own car-safety copy.
• No mesh cabin, no hard shell. Fit is a rib-cage measurement; a loose harness is a failed restraint. CPS points come from the maker PDP, not from us inventing a lab score.
• Unrestrained pets become projectiles. Attach to the vehicle seatbelt the way the manual shows. Not for cargo-hold shipping.

Score breakdown