Review on 🐶 10ft Long Dog Leash with 5 Length Adjustment Options and Durable Nylon for Middle & Large Dogs - Black by Sophia Espinoza

Eh. It will suit my needs. It definitely lacks quality, but it's cheap enough that I can afford to replace it when needed without feeling bad or hurting my already thin wallet. *Personally I would not recommend it as a dog leash. ; but it works well for leash training my young dogs or can also be used to give a new dog (to varying degrees) access to the space. My Full Review: After reading many reviews about this leash being "too heavy", I decided to give it a try. I was hoping it would be a durable 2 ply leash that could replace my old 2 ply multipurpose leash. (My old leash is probably around 20 years old - standard weight and gauge for that period - although a cheaper leash was good - Jeffers or Coastal maybe? And it's served me well in training and tying over the years. Would have had one supposed bigger lead.) (Poor) But to my disappointment, that lead isn't in the same league. It's a lot longer, but not half as hard! The material is naturally stiff, light and very cheap; Not to mention that it's not even dual-layered. The hardware is metal but cheap - I have several leashes with heavier plastic hardware! It feels uncomfortable and rough. (Good) On the positive side - it's very long, it has reusable rings spaced very well throughout the wire, and it was a very competitively priced purchase. (It's such a cheap price that I have no problem swapping out all the weight if the hardware fails.) The type (and workmanship) of nylon used in this leash may not be suitable for holding, but it's remarkably not tight and doesn't trap dog hair and dirt! - even if you're on the floor 24/7! (Regular nylon leashes can look like fluffy bunnies/snakes!).