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Instead of wrapping a leash around your wrist for adjusted lengths, enjoy multiple handle options on the Ruffwear Flat Out Dog Leash. The leash's Talon Clip is strong and secure, and can be easily managed with one hand. The Flat-Out's side release gives you multiple handle conversions for maxiumum versatility on the trail, on the streets, and about town; use it as a hand-held leash, clipped around the waist when you need your hands free, or as a fixed leash when you need to secure your pup to a picnic table during lunch.
  • Padded handle increases comfort around wrist or waist
  • Traffic handle allows close control in tight situations
  • Accessory loop holds pickup bags or other small clip-on items
  • Versatile 6-foot (1.8 meter) length

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5 5

Alexander

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

very strong. i have A 115 pound lab rottie mix and most leashes have broke on me. this one seems very strong and durable. love the adjusting handle, you can wrap it around your waist, if you want to. its nice and long so my dog has plenty of space....great GREAT BUY

real nice leash....
5 5

Matt Timmons

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

If ur going to read a great review, read Paul's excellent review.

5 5

paul steffenhagen

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

These leashes are great! they can be adjusted to fit around your waist for running or walking, a tree/post for quick stops at the store, the seatpost on your bike when taking fido on a quick run, for leashing a second dog in a pinch and pretty much anything else a standard leash falls short on. hands down the best leash i've ever owned

5 5

sou4638959

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This is the best leash I've ever owned. The clasp is great for one handed hookups. My favorite
part is that you can unclip the human side, and quickly clip your pup to a tree, or anything
else around. Great feature.

5 5

Bucket

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For years I've been using a length of webbing I could just daisy chain to adjust the length, and used a 'biner to clip to the collar. I like this leash for a lot of things, it has a waist belt, and with the bungee you don't get jerked around much, the clip on it is totally winter glove friendly, I've always hated the little clip you have to use bare-handed in the winter. and just behind the clip is a nice loop you can use if you want a short leash for obedience training. Don't mess around with those worthless retractable ones (they are horrible for training) this one gives your dog a run loose option, but with a lot more versatility.

4 5

Clint Lunsford

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This is the best leash I've ever bought twice. My dog chewed through the first one so I got a second.
The adjustability is what really does it for this leash. You can clip it around your waist, run it long or tighten it up... its really versatile.
Can't go wrong.

5 5

Sarah Owen

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I have an older model of this leash that I bought when I started running with my vizsla. Being able to secure the leash around my waist is great because it frees up my hands to be able to run with correct form. I highly recommend this leash to anyone who is looking for a hands-free leash.

4 5

Jaime

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I've been using this leash since I got my dog two years ago. The adjustable hand loop is by far the best part of the leash. It has a nice amount of padding and can be adjusted to attach to stable objects if you need both of your hands for a minute or to fit around your waist when walking or running (both of which I have done and works great--though if your dog pulls a lot you may want to do some training before using the leash around your waist). The hand loop near the buckle is also handy for controlling super-excited dogs when needed. The only thing about the leash that I'm not a huge fan of is the buckle itself. The two pronged buckle for attaching to a collar is a little awkward when releasing. Often I have to wiggle the buckle back and forth a bit before the D ring on the collar releases. Part of that is a design issue since the two prongs on the buckle are nearly parallel when the buckle is opened, so the D ring often just shifts between them. It's a creative design, but I prefer the tried and true single gate snap hook buckle.