My friend has a large iguana and uses this harness. He doesn't parade his pet around but uses it to take Larry out in the yard on warm days. It seems to fit very well and appears comfortable and it's a fun way to let a lizard friend enjoy the outdoors.

Pros: it's great to be able to take pets outside

Cons: none

This harness is a nice harness, but it suffers from the same problem most iguana harnesses have, namely that iguanas are notoriously difficult to harness. If it's tight enough to hinder their escape while they alligator roll and clamp their arms to their sides, then it is likely to damage the spikes. If it's loose enough to accommodate the spikes, it's loose enough to let the iguana escape. While the iguana lashes and rolls, the claws dig into the fabric and neatly tear the fibers, ruining the sleek style of the leash. Besides, the metal bit that holds the adjustment sits right on top of those pesky spikes.

Still, it looks nice, adjusts easily, comes in several colors, and can hinder escape long enough for you to grab the slippery lizard if you're fast enough.

Pros: simple design

Cons: can damage spikes, fairly easy to escape from

This leash is a good training tool for any type of reptilian lizard. The leash keeps the lizard under control and allows you to keep the lizard tame so he/she will not run away.

Pros: Keeps your pet from running away.

Cons: Feet holes are kind of big.

I attempted to affix the leash, and Milton didn't seem happy about it. He seemed very bothered by it. I don't think it was the leash or construction, he just didn't seem happy that he was wearing it.

Pros: Great I think if you start them when they're young and get used to it

Cons: If they don't like it - they don't like it...

I found it was easier to just let him loose in my room, I maybe should have used it at a younger age but I got him when he was older and bigger and I dont think he liked the restraint

Pros: Kept under control

Cons: lizard didnt like it