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Let him follow his nose.

Give your best friend extra freedom to roam without taking them off the leash when you use the Ruffwear Roamer Leash. An integrated elastic core allows your pup between 3 to 4.5 additional feet of room to move during your jog. This flexibility also makes it easier to go hands-free with the leash clipped to your waist on a trail run. A fixed option lets you clip your pup to a post during a visit to the coffee shop, and a quick-grab handle offers close control. However you use it, the Talon Clip securely holds Fido's collar, and can be easily worked with one hand.

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Kel Hemminger

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Picked up this leash after a co-worker recommended it. Had been running with a retractable leash which was WAY too long and bulky and heavy to carry. I got the small which is PLENTY of leash for a run on the road, about 6 1/2 feet. Love that it is hands-free, and a quality nylon. My only complaint is that the belt loop can be a little uncomfortable and tends to move around a little more than I would like. If you have a running belt or run with a hip-pack for water/ect this would attach perfectly and no more issues. Overall, great product and looking forward to more runs with the pup!

5 5

Parker

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

This leash worked out great for me on the trail. My dog never strays more than 20 feet from me when we are moving , but it's nice to have when that ranger it standing at trail head. My dog still has a little freedom but the leash lets me take control when I need to.

5 5

Jess

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

It's great to be able to go "hands-free" when running with my best bud. Sometimes he makes me run a little fast than I'd like (not always a bad thing).

It may take a minute to figure out the best stride for you & your pal, but once you get in sync with each other it's the best.

*He was bummed I delayed our run for a super cheesy photo. :)

Great for Running
rojp348159

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Hi Jess! What size is that one you have on the photo?

Jess

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Hey There! I'm wearing the Small in this photo which is apx 5 1/2 ft while resting & 6 1/2 ft when extended. The Large: 8.5 feet resting, 11ft extended, seemed too long for going running in the city with the dog.

5 5

Joelle Raynes

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This is a awesome leash, I have a giant dog so I went with the size Large. It has lots of stretch for movement. It's a super durable leash. I love the hands-free option for all outdoor activities!

5 5

riotgrrl74

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This is nice for hands-free anything and won't rip you off your bike if Spot decides to sniff that grassy spot just a bit longer. I highly recommend this for all dog enthusiast.

Hands-Free whatever
rojp348159

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Hi! I want to do the same! what size would you recommend for biking???

riotgrrl74

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you know - we have the large to give her more room around the bike - i don't think i would go with the small if you intended to use with bikes too.

4 5

Seth

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Very durable and I love the clip, makes it easy to get Blue back on leash quickly when we come across less friendly dogs.

5 5

wsn5607138

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this is a great leash. i own several (dd uses one too, and i have one up in our mt cabin). it's great for handsfree hiking and running, and it's also great for attaching other dogleashes to, allows handsfree running w. 4 dogs. i've owned mine for several yrs now, they're v sturdy.

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Justin Henderson

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This is a fantastic leash. It offers enough stretch so that your pooch can wander around a bit. We've also used this with the ruffwear harness that comes with http://www.backcountry.com/ruffwear-palisades-dog-pack-ruf0036 to teach our dog to bike-jore. I'll post a video below. He's still learning but this seems to be a solid system if you're into any sort of joring.