French pet equipment brand Kyflie is expanding its product portfolio with a new collection of cat harnesses and accessories, marking its first entry into the cat segment, according to a company press release. The launch also includes updates to established dog equipment ranges and new accessories for everyday use and outdoor activities.
Founded in 2019 by Yann Latrompette and Sébastien Sugier, Kyflie specialises in equipment designed around the biomechanics and natural movements of animals and their owners. According to the company, its founders bring more than 25 years of combined experience in dog sports and product development.
Growing international distribution
Kyflie reports a distribution network of more than 500 retailers in France and a presence in six European countries. The company is seeking further international growth through specialist retail partners.
Its portfolio covers four product categories: everyday walks, active outings, pulling sports involving intermittent effort and pulling sports requiring sustained effort.
According to Kyflie, product development focuses on comfort, freedom of movement, safety and durability. The company offers a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Latrompette, a former Olympic cross-country skier and Paralympic guide, contributes expertise in biomechanics and outdoor activities, while Sugier specialises in product development, sourcing and production management.
Entry into the cat market
Kyflie's new cat collection includes the Momentum Cat Harness, designed to support cats' natural exploratory behaviour outdoors.
According to the manufacturer, the harness features an escape-resistant design, multiple adjustment points and lightweight, breathable materials. A four-metre rope lead complements the range.
The launch marks the company's expansion into a new product category, building on its existing expertise in ergonomic pet equipment.
Expanded dog equipment range
Alongside the cat collection, Kyflie is updating its Momentum, Otium and Ludus dog equipment ranges.
The Momentum 5.0 harness features a redesigned neck opening intended to make it easier to fit on dogs that are sensitive or reluctant to wear a harness. The Otium 5.0 is designed for different pulling situations without requiring adjustments.
The Ludus range focuses on pulling sports, with harnesses designed, according to Kyflie, to improve force transmission while allowing freedom of movement.
New accessories include the Momentum Urban Carry Bag, Momentum Training Bag, Momentum Treat Bag and Momentum Foldable Zip Bowl, intended for transporting dogs, training, carrying treats and providing water during outdoor activities.
According to the company's press kit, the 2026 collection comprises ten harness models, six leads and two belts.












