Hi Kiss Dog/Puppy Obedience Recall Training Agility Lead/ Leash - 15ft 20ft 30ft 50ft 100ft - Great for Play, Camping, or Backyard - Black

I actually purchased four of these in total. The size is exactly as described. They are very good quality. The difference between the two sizes offered is the hardware/clip.The smaller size offers a smaller clip, which works perfectly for our 11 pound dachshund. The larger size offers a bigger clip that is more sturdy for a larger breed dog. Which it is perfect for our 70lb coonhound.I purchased two of the larger size and two of the smaller size and purple. The purple is extremely vibrant and has not faded in color. I actually clip two of them together with a carabiner and we use them when we are camping. They have held up extremely well.

I bought this from my friend whose dog has been running down the driveway and I think it's perfect.It's lightweight I got the 100 foot version and that would the dog can play but still be safe.It's a good value for the moneyI used to have a leather one of these but it's too heavy and it seems to bother the smaller dog.So this is nice and light weight but it's also very strong. This material seems very durable

As expected. Lightweight and my small dog does well with it.

Former professional dog trainer and long time service dog handler here. Is this the absolute top grade leash in this class that you could possibly buy? No, of course not, and that's clearly reflected via the price range, so I'm not knocking it at all for that. BUT! (and this is a HUGE BUT!) If your dog is already familiar with basic obedience/loose lead walking, and is comfortable being on lead (ie: is not a leash chewer), this is the literal *perfect* longline lead for recall work.For recall work you WANT the longline to be lightweight, so the lead isn't getting snagged on every blade of grass or divot on the ground, and this leash is very light even for a nylon, and the handle is great too. The clip is tight with little play, but not so tight that it's hard on the hands to use. Nylon is a bit scratchy, but that's to be expected in this price range, and I personally am not bothered in the slightest about it because I'm specifically using it for recall work, not nose work or man trailing, so my hand's not going to be in the loop often. Also, the stitch work by the clip is a little sloppy. I'd like to see better fusing of the raw edge of the webbing, and I'd like to see heavier duty threads making up the bartack and overlock stitching, so I will probably remove the stitches, properly fuse the raw webbing to avoid fray-based failure, then restitch with a heavy duty thread instead of the standard thread used here. But that's maybe 5 minutes at my sewing desk to get a pretty great training lead in return, so I can't say I'm too upset about it! Just something to be aware of before putting a sewn leash onto a dog. (pro-tip: regularly check your gear for loose stitches, rivets, clips, etc to prevent equipment failure while out and about!).That all said, I would NOT recommend this leash for tracking sports, as I doubt it would last more than a season fresh out of the package; but if you're new to those sports and don't want to invest in the super expensive upper shelf stuff just yet, this could be a practical solution for a trial run *if* you double check those webbing edges and stitches, and reinforce accordingly- tracking dogs pull you on purpose! You need a leash that will not yield to the constant pressure!But if you need a good basic longline for recall training at a budget price, this is absolutely one I would recommend.I also would like to add that a MASSIVE selling point for me was the wide range of colors this lead comes in. So many brands of longline leads only come in black, and when doing recall training in an urban environment this can become a MAJOR problem, as passerby don't see the leash, trip, and faceplant; possibly taking out you and your dog with them on the way down. The yellow lead I chose is very bright, and that's exactly how I wanted it, because I don't want my dog to get hurt while working on recall in high distraction (ie: busy) environments.So in conclusion, if you're dog has the basics of leash work down, and you need a good budget longline to work on recall training, or if you're a fledging in the tracking sports who is willing to give this leash a few minor upgrades so you can decide if you and your dog like the sport before investing in the more expensive gear? This is your leash.

Got the 50ft leash and so far it is excellent. My boxer is not a strong puller so I can't review this leash as to sturdiness. It appears well made and is a fantastic tool to use with training my young dog. I would purchase this leash again if this one ever wears out.

light, sturdy and super long. I use it to train my dog to come back when called. We are still learning, & the leash keeps her safe.

Good size and very durable. Light weight and strong material. I use this when doing distance work with my dogs and also when I want to give my dogs more room to roam without them being "free". The bright orange is helpful since it stands out on leaves and high grass.

It a good leash but for my use it didnt last. My dogs go out in long leashes to potty. This leash wasn't as thick as the others I use and it sun rotted way too quickly.