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LCS Snap Leads
$17.95 - $19.95
LCS Nylon Cord Snap Lead – Lightweight Hunting Dog Lead with Brass Snap
The LCS Nylon Cord Snap Lead is a lightweight, pocket-sized lead designed with inspiration from our popular British Style Lead, but built for those who prefer a
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LCS Nylon Cord Snap Lead – Lightweight Hunting Dog Lead with Brass Snap
The LCS Nylon Cord Snap Lead is a lightweight, pocket-sized lead designed with inspiration from our popular British Style Lead, but built for those who prefer a snap end instead of a slip. Constructed from 3/8" braided nylon cord with a durable brass swivel snap, this lead is built to handle the field while staying easy to carry in your training vest or pocket.
Perfect for hunt tests, field trials, or everyday training, the Snap Lead is versatile, durable, and designed for convenience.
Key Features
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Lightweight Design: Slim 3/8" braided nylon cord ideal for hunting vests or pockets.
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Durable Hardware: Solid brass swivel snap for reliability in the field.
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Field-Tested: Great for hunt tests, field trials, or quick pick-ups.
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Two Length Options:
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40 in.: Perfect for heeling and close control.
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72 in.: Gives your dog more room to roam while still on lead.
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Color Choices: Black, Orange, Camo, Pink/Yellow.
The LCS Nylon Cord Snap Lead is the perfect choice for handlers who want a durable, lightweight, and convenient training or trial lead that slips easily into a pocket until it’s needed.
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