The LCS Reflective Collar Strap – 6 Pack is a Lion Country Supply exclusive, built for handlers who run dogs at night,...
The LCS Reflective Collar Strap – 6 Pack is a Lion Country Supply exclusive, built for handlers who run dogs at night, in low light, or anywhere visibility is non-negotiable. This 6-pack includes one of each color so you can keep dogs clearly identified, properly programmed, and visible when it matters most.
Each 26-inch, 1-inch wide strap features a Hi-Viz reflective strip permanently bonded to an LCS Day-Glo collar. The reflective material is impervious to water and odor, meaning it won’t peel, fade, or stink no matter how hard your dogs run. When hit with headlights, a handheld light, or any beam, these collars reflect at extreme distances, making them ideal for dogs working near roads or in dense cover after dark.
Designed to fit all Tri-Tronics and select SportDOG receivers, these straps are available in a D-Ring configurationand come in six colors: black, red, blue, orange, green, and yellow. The colors match Tri-Tronics transmitter color codes, making it easy to assign and program specific dogs without guesswork. Multiple adjustment holes allow the strap to be trimmed for a precise fit, even for smaller dogs like beagles.
Exclusive LCS 6-Pack – One strap each in six high-visibility colors
Hi-Viz Reflective Strip – Permanently bonded, water- and odor-proof
Night & Low-Light Safety – Reflects at extreme distances when hit by light
1" Wide, 26" Length – Adjustable and trimmable for a custom fit
D-Ring Configuration – Secure and practical for field use
Easy Dog Identification – Colors match Tri-Tronics transmitter codes
Receiver Compatibility – Fits all Tri-Tronics and some SportDOG receivers
The LCS Reflective Collar Strap 6-Pack is a simple upgrade that improves safety, visibility, and organization. If you run dogs in the dark, near roads, or in low-light conditions, this is gear you don’t compromise on.
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