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LCS Flank Check Cord
$14.95
LCS Flank Check Cord – 20 ft. Floating Training Lead
The LCS Flank Check Cord is designed to make flank training easier, faster, and more reliable. Built with a special keeper ring, this cord allows for a quicker, more secure...
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LCS Flank Check Cord – 20 ft. Floating Training Lead
The LCS Flank Check Cord is designed to make flank training easier, faster, and more reliable. Built with a special keeper ring, this cord allows for a quicker, more secure half-hitch around the dog’s flanks, giving you consistent control during training.
Constructed from smooth-finished, tightly woven, solid-core nylon rope, this ⅜" diameter cord provides a sure grip without tangling. A sturdy, snag-resistant rope clamp comes standard, or we can tie a bowline knot at your request.
Best of all, this cord floats in water, making it just as useful for field drills as it is for water retrieves.
Key Features
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Special Keeper Ring: Keeps flank half-hitch secure and easy to apply.
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Durable Nylon Rope: ⅜" diameter, solid-core, tightly woven for long-lasting use.
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Strong Hardware: Snag-resistant rope clamp or optional bowline knot.
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Floating Design: Perfect for both land and water training.
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Standard Length: 20 ft. for versatile training setups.
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Customizable: Available in any length you need for $0.50/ft.
The LCS Flank Check Cord is a field-tested, trainer-approved tool that gives you better control and reliability when working dogs on whoa training, heel, or field handling drills.
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