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LCS Throw Rope
$0.79
Throw Rope – Marine-Grade Training Dummy Rope (Orange or Camo)
Make retrieving training easier with our super-soft, marine-grade Throw Rope. Designed for comfort and durability, this 13-inch rope easily attaches to any of our training dummies, giving you a better grip and...
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Throw Rope – Marine-Grade Training Dummy Rope (Orange or Camo)
Make retrieving training easier with our super-soft, marine-grade Throw Rope. Designed for comfort and durability, this 13-inch rope easily attaches to any of our training dummies, giving you a better grip and longer throws during training sessions.
Key Features
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Marine-Grade Quality: Built from multi-filament rope that’s tough enough for repeated outdoor use.
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Comfortable Grip: Soft texture makes it easier on your hands compared to standard cords.
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Perfect Length: 13 inches long—ideal for control and distance.
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Versatile Use: Works with all of our training dummies.
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Color Options: Available in orange for high visibility or camo for a more natural look.
Whether you’re training a young retriever or fine-tuning an experienced gun dog, this durable throw rope makes every session more effective and enjoyable.
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