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LCS Throw Ropes - 6 Pack
$4.49
LCS Throw Ropes – Durable Braided Training Dummy Ropes (Orange or Camo)
The LCS Throw Rope is built tough for repeated training sessions with your retriever. Each rope measures 13 inches long and is made from sturdy 5/8-inch braided rope...
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LCS Throw Ropes – Durable Braided Training Dummy Ropes (Orange or Camo)
The LCS Throw Rope is built tough for repeated training sessions with your retriever. Each rope measures 13 inches long and is made from sturdy 5/8-inch braided rope that provides both durability and flexibility for smooth, consistent throws.
Designed with trainers in mind, one end of the rope is knotted for quick installation in most training bumpers, while both ends are heat-fused to prevent fraying and unraveling.
Now available in convenient 6-packs, giving you the best value compared to buying individually.
Key Features
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Durable Braided Rope: 5/8" rope built for long-lasting use.
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Perfect Length: 13" long for easy handling and controlled throws.
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Trainer-Friendly Design: Knotted end fits most bumpers; fused ends stop unraveling.
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Color Options: Choose orange for visibility or camo for a natural look.
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Cost Savings: Multi-pack options let you stock up and save.
Whether you’re training a young retriever or sharpening up an experienced gun dog, the LCS Throw Rope is a reliable tool every trainer should have.
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