Our Drag Lines are for those of you that roam and like to have the long line drag behind them on your hikes and excursions and don't need the other multi-function uses that our Specialty Long Lines offer.
Snap on one end, nothing on the other (no handle) - which is perfect for those of you hiking up mountains with lots of trees and rocks the long line could get snagged on.
When adding a Traffic Handle to your Long Line, please leave a comment for your desired traffic handle placement. If no comment is left, you leave the decision up to me.
Your choice of Snaps! You have the choice between our Standard Snaps that come default on all our Leashes or Carabiners Clips for extra safety and an auto locking feature.
Outbound Canine Co. Leashes are made for dogs who love the water and rolling in the mud. All our waterproof and odor-proof Biothane gear is handmade and made to order. Beautifully hand crafted in Mission, BC for the most adventurous of dogs and humans who love seeking adventure and call the mountains and forest home.
Made with Beta Biothane, our leashes are durable and have a soft coating that has the look and feel of leather - some even know as it vegan leather. They will hold they're flexibility in cold weather and are extremely easy to wash - just use soap and warm water. They are quick drying and a huge bonus? Biothane does not collect odors.
Photo Credit: @exploringwithpups
| Leash Width (recommended) | |
| 5/8" | up to 40lbs |
| 3/4" | 40lbs + |
* Please note, any customizations noted without seeking approval first (besides typical customizations readily available & offered under "Collars + Leash Customizations" such as traffic handles, two-tones, o-rings, d-rings etc..) will result in product being made in it's default form. During Sales, all product will be made in their default form.
** Our Collars and Leashes are not bite-proof. Altering, misuse and lack of supervision could result in harm or injury. Palette and Biothane colors may show up differently on every device and are not to be taken as exact.
