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Works well with a 15 kg jogging buddy and a running belt. The orange attention color is nicely bright.

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Works as it should, flexes and prevents sharp jerks. The most excellent accessory for cross-country skiing.

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High-quality and durable pull cord. Strong locks and sufficiently snappy elastic, works well at least when sledding with a dog in terms of length.

Nice strong, flexible line I use for Canicross. I love the knots, so it's easy and quick to get the short line off and the dog on hold. But it's also nice that there is a real handle to grab onto. I want to buy the line in all colors so I can change between them (-:

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The strap is fine. Those bigger brackets were really bold. At least for the vertical ear, I think smaller ones would have been enough, but I stuck to the manufacturer's weight restrictions.

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First impression good. Soft elastic. The material of the strap is significantly more comfortable than the elastic strap of a competing brand. 4 stars because there is no experience with long-term use and durability yet.

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Very good quality meets my expectations,

Decent. Though I find it a bit short for skijoring. I’ve added a short length of webbing to extend overall length. Needs an o-ring added in order for a skijor quick release to work properly. The webbing hangs up on my non stop dogwear quick release.

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a truly high quality and durable product

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Sufficiently long tow rope for skiing

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The tow rope is a bit heavy. The only downside to this is if the dog runs the rope loose. That's when it runs some while running in it. Of course, controlling a dog on a traction rope is also more difficult than without the flexibility feature. It's just a training question then :)

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This leash immediately became a favorite both on the trail and on the road when running with a dog with a traction belt and with a leash alone for versatile general use.