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LCS Leather Feel Roading Harness
$39.95
LCS Leather Feel Roading Harness
Designed to increase your dog’s wind, stamina and to build muscle for a more successful and enjoyable hunting and trialing experience. Roading harnesses are most commonly used with a 4-wheeler but can also be used with a bicycle or a...
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LCS Leather Feel Roading Harness
Designed to increase your dog’s wind, stamina and to build muscle for a more successful and enjoyable hunting and trialing experience. Roading harnesses are most commonly used with a 4-wheeler but can also be used with a bicycle or a horse. They take the strain off your dogs neck and move the pressure more comfortably around the chest.
Our Leather Feel Roading Harness is made from the same material used in our Leather Feel Dog Collars. Leather Feel material combines the suppleness and flexibility of leather with the fade resistance and durability of poly-coated nylon. The harness also features rust-resistant, welded nickel hardware, and one adjustment point.
This roading harness is built to last and provides maintenance free durability that is waterproof, resists mildew and bacteria, and cleans in seconds.
The Leather Feel Roading Harness is the same design as our Deluxe Padded Roading Harness without the padding and using leather feel material.
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