PetSafe Nylon Dog Leash – Strong, Durable, Traditional Style Leash with Easy to Use Bolt Snap for Small, Medium and Large Dogs – 1" x 6', Black

I tried them all. A little on the heavy side and thats what we needed. Soft feel and high quality webbing. Will last longer than the cheeper lighter ones and it’s still a great price. My dog weighs 55lbs. This is perfect for our work and walk sessions.

I'm so happy with my purchase! The leash is well-made and the material is strong for those many times that my 40lb. beagle decides a particular scent needs URGENT following lol He is a puller during walks, and I'm very pleased that the width of the leash is wide enough to not tear into my skin during his hound adventures. The material's stitching is strong to prevent ripping.My old leash was only 4 ft., which is ideal only if you're leash training. 4 ft. isn't ideal for everyday walking because it doesn't provide enough distance between you and your furry friend while they do their business. This leash's 6 foot length is perfect for sidewalk walking (pull it in close to you) and also on-the-grass walking to give your pup the space he needs to go number 2.Besides the high-quality, I LOVE the price! You can't beat this price! If I go to a retail pet store like PetSmart or Petco, I'm easily going to spend $20 on a leash. Skip the over-priced retailers! If you're looking for a leash, I'm happy to say YOU JUST FOUND IT!

great quality. holds well after several machine washes

Yeah. It's a dog leash. No nonsense. It works and hasn't so much as frayed with my pitbull who thinks it's great to play tug of war with.

I have tons of leashes and these are the ones I always go back to. The nylon really holds up, even when they are dragged on the ground.I like this thickness because it’s not skinny and it’s not too wide for my little 15lb dog. The attachment never gets detached. I like that it’s black because it doesn’t show dirt

With two large and active dogs (AmStaff and APBT), I’ve tried different leashes over the years. The rope or circular leashes have failed me, breaking either at the metal clip OR in the handle/loop stitching. These leashes not only last, but are easier on your hands. And the price point tends to be lower than the flashier or even “heavy duty” rope style leashes. (Lastly, unless you’re regularly walking multiple dogs across busy streets, the safest route is to patiently and steadily train your dog, and not rely on carabiner and mountain rope equipment!)

I always like to carry an extra leash in the car, at boarding, or when camping, just in case. Great leash for everyday or a nice spare— it’s sturdy, nice easy clasp, and easy to clean.

I use this leash for training of my lab pup so it's on him pretty much all day long. It is a thick / good quality leash so it's holding up even though he likes to chew on it when he can. Length is great where he can have some freedom running around but I can also catch him as needed. Metal snap is pretty heavy duty so I don't use this leash with a collar.