The 1" E-Collar Reflective Replacement Strap is built for maximum visibility, durability, and long-term field use. This 30-inch cut-to-fit strap features a Hi-Viz reflective strip permanently bonded...
The 1" E-Collar Reflective Replacement Strap is built for maximum visibility, durability, and long-term field use. This 30-inch cut-to-fit strap features a Hi-Viz reflective strip permanently bonded to rugged Day-Glo collar material, ensuring your dog lights up instantly when hit by headlights, flashlights, or any beam of light.
Constructed from a nylon base coated in polyurethane, the strap resists water, odor, abrasions, and everyday wear. Industrial rivets and nickel-plated hardware provide long-lasting strength, while the reflective strip dramatically improves safety for dogs running at night, in low light, or near roadways.
Finished in a D-ring configuration, this strap works as a reliable replacement for worn e-collar straps or as an upgrade for improved nighttime visibility.
High-Visibility Reflective Strip – Permanently bonded Hi-Viz strip shines at extreme distances
Durable Poly-Coated Nylon – Resists water, odors, UV damage, and abrasion
Cut-to-Fit Design – 30" length can be trimmed for a precise fit without fraying
Heavy-Duty Construction – Industrial rivets and nickel-plated hardware
D-Ring Style – Secure attachment for training and field use
Ideal for Low-Light Conditions – Excellent choice for nighttime running or roadside safety
Width: 1"
Length: 30" (cut-to-fit)
Style: D-Ring
Black, Red, Blue, Orange, Green, Yellow
The 1" E-Collar Reflective Replacement Strap is a tough, high-visibility upgrade designed for trainers and hunters who want durability by day and visibility by night.
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