lynxking Check Cord Dog Leash Long Lead Training Tracking Line Comfortable Handle Heavy Duty Puppy Rope 10ft 15ft 30ft 50ft for Small Medium Large Dog

DISAPPOINTED and sad
This review is edited.My original review literally said this leash isn’t perfect but it won’t disappoint you. Well, I’m very disappointed.I actually loved this ten foot blue leash. So much that I bought a purple 50ft leash and orange 15ft.Those came today and I wish I could leave reviews for those separate from this blue leash, but Amazon refuses to allow that, they keep redirecting me to edit this review instead.So it has to change to one star. It was five before. But it’s definitely one now because these two leashes SMELL AWFUL. it’s intense. It’s bewildering and bizarre. They smell SO STRONG like some kind of urinal cake dipped in toxic disease. It seems hideous. I’m so disappointed because I thought this brand was the best based on my other leash I got from them. I’m finding a lot of long check cords on Amazon smell really bad……. And this was the one brand that smelled just fine. But these two leashes came in separate packages today and they both smell RIDICULOUSLY AWFUL. seriously this blows my mind how gross and toxic these smell. Unfortunately I destroyed the packaging right away because I trusted this brand, so I can’t return them.Actually I have tried for like fifteen minutes to figure out how to contact lynxking and ask about this smell and find out if maybe this is normal and comes off quickly or if it’s super dangerous and not right or what on earth this smell is. I wish I could have contacted them and told them about this and maybe they could have fixed it. But there is no contact information on the card that comes with the leash saying that I can contact them if anything is wrong. That’s really nice but there is no contact information given. And no contact option on the lynxking page on Amazon. And no option to contact the seller from my order information even!!!!!!This is literally the only way I can find to even contact anyone about this. I feel really sad and disappointed and a little hopeless lol. Man I was looking forward to playing Frisbee with my dog today with this new long leash but the orange fifteen ft leash smells very bad but the purple 50ft one smells even worse. It’s so bad I don’t dare let it touch my dog’s skin.I’m going to try to wash them and let them dry in the sun and see what happens. Maybe leave them over night and hopefully the smell will go away….I was recommending this brand to everyone and very excited about it, but now I’m spooked and don’t think I would recommend this at all. I feel really crummy about this. And I wish I could have gotten ahold of the company but that option was not available despite the card in the package encouraging me to contact them if needed.Very sad disappointed customer.Otherwise, besides the smell, this would be a superb product. Unfortunately it smells so very awful that as of right now it’s totally unusable and frankly repulsive to smell even if it’s in the same room. You can smell it from across the room. It’s absolutely vile and very strong smell like used bandaids and disease and bathroom yeast. Very nasty. Surprisingly, nightmarishly nasty.

Good Lead
First long lead I’ve purchased for 1 year old 50lb female Pitador. 50’ length is good for some freedom away from you instead of just a few feet. A good length to work on recall, you just have to be able recoil the lead as needed which is the only downside. Which is a bit challenging, if you don’t let out the full slack and have to hold it at say 25’ if that’s your working distance, and it’s not the easiest to hold if the dog is pulling, but most of the time not a big problem.Downside, when my dog is allowed to be Free, she usually bolts and when on the lead the slack uncoils fast, and in about 2-3 seconds she is already at the 50’ length and if you don’t have gloves on to try and stop the dog from getting yanked back your hands are gonna get rope burn. The first time I was using this she took off unexpectedly while she was using a full harness with the lead clipped to her front chest , underneath d ring, and she flipped head over paws, so just be careful, about full speed running, especially if you have the lead attached to a typical neck collar. I only attach this to her harness and use a collar for a 5’ leash.All in all a great lead. I like high visibility Orange just in case she would happen to get away from me and or it’s easy to pick up in grass and brush and for other people to see the dog is not off leash if not right by me, which is nice when you’re somewhere dogs are supposed to be leashed.The carry bag is cheap and average, it works, but isn’t something I prefer to carry the rope in, but until it tears, I’ll use it….but will definitely be purchasing a similar higher quality one that is not as noticeable and a little less quieter when moving.Lastly, 50’ is great, but for my dog I also want her to be a dog and have freedom and the ability to run on her terms sometimes as a reward and enrichment, so my dog needs a 100’ lead to allow her to sprint or maybe even 150’. Anyway, your dog may need a smaller lead or some other size. I’ll more than likely be purchasing another one of these in a longer size.I’d recommend and buy. So far good quality rope and no problem with the clip. The bag is the only reason I rated 4 stars…actual rating should be 4.8 stars. Not paid to review, but would definitely be glad if they sent me another lol!Update 7/21/23: The lead has held up well. So far no fraying or tears. The rope is usually brought for my pup during her walk to the park and I’ll switch from leash to lead in her favorite open area spots. I attach this most of the time to her vest to her top clip. I don’t usually walk her on this lead, but I have kept it on her while walking home at the end and it’s doable, just not super convenient if you need your hands or she gets excited or spooked and pulls.The rope gets carried in the bag still, the rope is always being dragged on the ground over rocks, tree limbs, around tree trunks, grass, pavement, and yes it does float. The rope is obviously no longer bright orange, because of general use, but its still very orange. I bet if I washed it, the color would improve, but I’m not worried about it. Anyway, the lead so far has still proven durable, useful, and something we incorporate almost daily.

great leash
Easy to handle on pup walks. Nice quality. Like the storage bag.

This product is great and light weight. Easy to use and good quality. Perfect for long leash walks and anchoring on picnics with more leash for your pup.Do not use it at short range trying to hold your dog back, the leash will give you rope burn if you let it slide through your hands with any pressure.

Coco es un perrito callejero que llegó ami vida hace un mes, tiene entre 3 y 4 meses.Para el es muy importante su independencia por eso dentro de la casa lo tengo al natural jajaj pero es un cachorro y salir suelto es peligroso en la ciudad. Amé encontrar correas tan largas, buenas, bonitas y baratas. Con esta correa Coco no se siente atrapado, le da chance de explorar. Si no han escuchado el podcast de Gaby Portilla, se los recomiendo! Se llama: dog sensitivePor cierto ya tenemos 4 meses con la correa y sigue perfecta 👍

all good