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LCS Leather Feel Cable Tree Tie Lead
$14.95
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The LCS Leather Feel Cable Tree Tie Lead is perfect for use at hunt tests and field trials, since it is able to be used to secure the dog to an object or as a standard lead. Constructed with brass snaps and stainless steel O-Rings and rivets. The upper portion of the leash with the handle is made from our leather-feel material, which is nylon coated with a flexible layer of polyurethane to add additional durability and easy cleaning. The lower portion is poly-coated cable for extra strength.
Place the end snap in the upper O-ring on the leather-feel nylon to use as a standard leash or to secure your dog to a pole or other narrow girth item. Connect the end snap to the lower O-ring between the leather-feel and the cable to secure your dog to objects of greater diameter such as trees.
Available in high visibility Orange, Red or Blue, please specify color when ordering. -
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