Heavy Duty Dog Leash with 2 Padded Handles & Advanced Easy Metal Clip, 4-6FT Shock Absorbing No Pull Dog Leashes for Medium Large Dogs That Pull (Army Green)

I am super impressed by these leashes I got 2 one for my 67 pound and one for my 130 pound dog... they give them some leeway and do stretch over time which but that's what they are advertised as being 4 to 6 feet ... when my dogs see a squirrel or a rabbit or a cat they want to chase and this doesn't just bind them up and gives them some room... it can be weird at first if your not used to a shock absorbing leash but once you figure out how it works it is just fine... I was going to get ones that were more than twice the cost but figured I'd give these a try and I am happy that I did... the clasps is solid and attaches really easily and same with removing it... it is nice and secure ... the traffic leash is nice but with 2 dogs is alot harder to use but that would be with any leash since it is further down but it is super easy to use when it is just one dog... the only reason I got another one is because my one dog likes to bite the leash when we go for W's and that is over a years worth of him doing that and it is a bit ripped but I could still use it just fine I just worry that one day it may break and he might get loose but I wouldn't even worry on my other dog since he doesn't pull to go after any animal and he is the bigger dog.. the tiny dog is so strong but I am just being paranoid... I recommend these leashes as I have pmput them to the test and have gone through thick woods to urban areas in all kinds of weather and they just keep going and going... these leashes have helped them not get bound up and pull on their harnesses which seems to me that it doesn't cause the discomfort a traditional leash can have ... I don't see any flaws on these leashes and trust them 100% ... I wouldn't even have replaced that one but I did out of paranoia but hey I have an extra .. the new one will need some stretching to get to the optimal length for my one dog and my other had his perfect length but he doesn't bite his leash... the paranoid is strong and has held up and I use them multiple times a day ... if your looking for a great anti shock leash that is made to last then you should definitely buy one of these... I hope this helps give anyone a better idea of what these leashes are capable of...

If you’ve ever had your shoulder nearly dislocated by a squirrel-obsessed dog, this leash is your redemption arc. I got the 4–6 ft shock-absorbing version, and let me tell you: it’s like walking a beast with a bungee cord of mercy. My dog is 70 pounds of pure enthusiasm and zero chill. Before this leash, walks felt like a CrossFit session. Now? The shock absorption actually works — it softens those sudden lunges like a gentle “whoa there, buddy” instead of a full-body yank. Pros: • Sturdy enough to handle canine chaos • Shock absorption saves your joints (and dignity) • Adjustable length is great for training or casual strolls • Padded handle = no rope burn, even during squirrel emergencies Minor feedback: It’s a little bulky if you’re used to slim leashes, but honestly, I’ll take bulky over bodily injury any day. Also, it doesn’t magically train your dog — but it does make their bad decisions less painful. Final verdict: If your dog thinks they’re auditioning for Fast & Furious: Backyard Drift, this leash is your co-star. Strong, comfy, and surprisingly forgiving. Would absolutely buy again — assuming my dog doesn’t chew through it first.

This leash is perfection. Makes walking two dogs so much more of a pleasure. I’ve had retractable, which I enjoyed, but these win hands down. Handle is easy to grip, 4’ length is most accommodating for my needs. Well worth the price. The clasp is sturdy, yet easy enough for my 82 year old arthritic mom to manage. The insert for use in the car seatbelt holder is also a plus. One of my favorite purchases from Amazon.

This is a fantastic leash to teach heel position to a dog (alongside the optional separatly bought prong collar) . The middle stretches comfortably so that my dog understands they're on "break" and can sniff without worry. It can be gathered up with ease to the second loop with one hand to get a dog into heel. It's durable and that's saying something since my dog was leash reactive with a high prey drive. Worth the money. Only thing I would recommend to the manufacturer is to line the "handle" with a soft material so that the dog walker's hand isn't friction burned from a reactive dog.

Very sturdy, nice elasticity, and a relatively simple clasp system. The reflective strips help on our narrow street.

Received this leash and tried it out this morning for a walk. The clasp is different where you need to press two tabs on side to open and then press the sides again to close clasp for securing it to collar or harness. I have to check 2x's to make sure secured thoroughly before walk as I have a 5month old puppy who is a rescue learning to walk on leash. Pulling was minimized and she sprung back with little force and effort. Low impact on dog walker too, so shock absorbing. It has allowed my puppy to stay closer to me while walking throughout the day so far. Hoping this will help speed up training when distractions, dogs, animals, and people walk by.

This does the job, but be warned that the leash is pretty short. No more than 4 feet, I’d say. The “easy” snap on feature is not as easy as I thought. Yes, you can snap it on and off but it feels strange in the hand. I’m also always paranoid if it’s on properly. But it does “look” more secure than most leashes who have the flimsy gate. I hate how the doggie bag hook is far on the bottom. It constantly hits my dog as he runs and I have to bend over and grab it for poopie time. Sometimes, there are some close calls where I almost “fall in” for a poopie accident. I love some of the details on the leash though. For example, the built in seatbelt buckle is a nice addition and the handle is nice to the touch. The leash holds a lot of promise, but misses the mark in a lot of key areas that makes me wish for more.