Oakberry Range Mountain Rope Slip Lead, 72-inch, Green

Nice lead, good to get a choice of green colour, wanted for a golden dog. Quality good, only negative for me was the large joiner on the handle bit, comes right on the neck of the dog, but he didn't seem to mind.

I bought 2 of these leads and was initially happy however the plastic casing on 1 lead snapped off. I ordered a 3rd lead thinking it was just a faulty lead and id not even taken of the tag and used the new lead when the black casing started coming apart. Not happy and have requested a refund. I tried to get in touch with the seller before writing out this review but there seems to be no option to email them.

I wanted something to take my puppy out in the garden when he hasn't got his collar on & this fits the bill. So far it has lasted when he's grabbed it thinking its a tug toy. I also take it out on walks in case I need it in an emergency. I'm very pleased with this & will definitely buy another should my excitable Labrador puppy succeed in chewing through it!

absolutely fab.. beautiful colour trimmed with brown leather tabs. look so much more expensive than they cost. great seller and free P&P best buy on Amazon. will recommend and use again.

Well the handle broke on the first outing. I have a labrador who pulls on the lead so thought this would be worth a try. Well one pull and the loop for the handle broke so now have a piece of rope to hold onto. I have to wrap it round my hand which really hurts when she does decide to scarper. I would not buy for a big dog but im sure it would be fine for a smaller dog perhaps spaniel size?

possibly a bad buy on my behalf I have a strong dog first time used the black plastic covering the stitching broke, second use the stitching burst and the lead slipped right out of my hand, also the material burned with friction

Good quality leads. Only negative......if you have a dog that pulls, the rope hurts your hand

Bought this for my little Shih-poo, she was only small but this fitted great. I use it to calm her when visitors come and she wants to jump up at them. It's a great little lead.