Description
The STIHL Support Cushion Set adds ergonomic padding and a user-friendly hook to AP and AR harness systems for enhanced comfort during extended tool use.
STIHL Support Cushion Set for Advance Harnesses
The STIHL Support Cushion Set enhances comfort and endurance during extended tool operation by providing ergonomic padding to the harness system. Compatible with STIHL AP and AR L carrying systems, this accessory helps shift weight away from your shoulders, making demanding tasks feel lighter and more manageable.
Reduces Physical Pressure
This cushion specifically dampens the pressure your power tools place on your body. Because of its design, you experience less strain, allowing you to work longer with improved comfort.
Enhanced System Integration
The set includes a belt adapter that securely anchors the cushion to both AP carrying systems and AR L hip belts. This ensures seamless integration with your existing gear and maintains optimal weight distribution during use.
Quick Comfort Hook
Featuring a one-handed comfort hook, the cushion makes attaching and detaching your tool fast and easy. This thoughtful detail streamlines workflow and keeps you working smoothly without interruptions.
Broad Compatibility
This accessory works with a wide range of STIHL tools, including BGA 100 blowers, KMA 130 R/135 R KombiEngines, FSA 130/135 brushcutters, and RGA 140 rotary cutting heads. Plus, it integrates with AR backpack battery hip belts to extend ergonomic support across your toolset.
Durable and User-Friendly
Built with robust materials and precise stitching, the cushion sustains regular outdoor use while maintaining its form and comfort. Its lightweight and flexible structure ensures it doesn’t add unnecessary bulk to your setup.
Key Features
- Provides ergonomic padding for AP and AR carrying systems
- Includes adapter for secure fit on AP harness or AR hip belt
- One-handed comfort hook for fast tool attachment
- Compatible with BGA 100, KMA, FSA, RGA tools and AR systems
- Durable, lightweight design for long-term use











