ELASTIC DOG LEASH FROM NON-STOP
- Has an elastic and a fixed part
- 2, 2.8 and 3.8 meter lengths
- 13 or 23 mm width
From Norwegian Non-stop comes this versatile leash with expander function. Because it is elastic, it will be a softer movement and less jerk if the dog were to pull on the leash. The shock-absorbing effect is good for both the dog and you.
Touring bungee leash is suitable, for example, when you and the dog are going for hiking or for regular dog walks and you want to be spared from rapid jerks. If you choose the longer leashes, the leash is also suitable for running, skiing or cycling if the doggie pulls moderately hard.
Closest to you is the elastic part of the leash and towards the dog there is a part that is static, which is practical so that you can easily get control of the doggy. Along the leash there is a reflective stripe that makes you more visible in the dark.
Many bungee leash are mainly adapted for large dogs, with a wide leash and a heavy carabiner. But because the expander leash is available with different widths, 13 and 23 mm, and with different sizes of carabiner, this is a leash that is also suitable for dog breeds of smaller size.
The wider leash comes with a solid carabiner with a twistlock that can handle 300 kg. For increased safety, the chin is locked automatically and prevents the dog from coming loose. The narrower version has a light carabiner with screw lock.
SIZE AND COLOR
Available in three different lengths: 2, 2.8 and 3.8 meters. The measurement refers to a fully extended leash.
Available in two different widths: 13 mm and 23 mm.
The wider leash has a carabiner that is about 8 cm long. The narrower leash has a carabiner that is about 5.5 cm long.
Available in two different colors: black or teal (turquoise blue).
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOURING BUNGEE LEASH AND BUNGEE LEASH?
Both couplings are durable and sturdy. But there is a big difference. Touring bungee leash, as above, has a static part closest to the dog. Bungee leash, on the other hand, is elastic throughout the leash.