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British Single Lanyard
$10.95
British Lanyard – Durable Braided Nylon with Leather Slide
The British Lanyard is a favorite among professional trainers for both field and obedience training. At 23" long, it offers the perfect length and control, while the sturdy braided nylon construction...
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British Lanyard – Durable Braided Nylon with Leather Slide
The British Lanyard is a favorite among professional trainers for both field and obedience training. At 23" long, it offers the perfect length and control, while the sturdy braided nylon construction ensures years of reliable use. Unlike cheaper models, this lanyard features solid metal hardware—not plastic—for long-lasting strength in the field.
The adjustable leather slide makes it easy to change the size or neck tension quickly, giving you flexibility whether you’re working with young dogs or seasoned hunting companions.
Key Features
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Professional-Grade Design: Regularly used by gundog trainers and handlers.
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Durable Braided Nylon: Strong, flexible, and built to last.
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Leather Slide Adjustment: Quickly adjust size and neck tension.
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All-Metal Hardware: No plastic parts, ensuring reliability.
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Made in the USA: Quality craftsmanship you can trust.
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Available Colors: Camo, Green, Orange.
The British Lanyard combines durability, function, and professional design—making it an essential tool for serious trainers and hunters.
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