🧡 CZB5 Crawford-Lehigh Orange Cordzilla Stretch Rope with 5-Feet Review

Prevents your dog from coming to a complete stop on a fixed harness. Neck when going well as if attached to the neck. I also use this elastic cord at the anchor point rather than the end of the dog.

I have used this set with several different camping hammocks. I have used them for several years and hundreds of trips (they are always in my trunk). They survived 3 hammocks but eventually started to wear out due to being used against rough bark. I buy more with the confidence that this new set will last me for years to come.

I have 2 of the 3 foot pieces and use them all the time to keep tools and gas canisters from dangling in the back of my truck. I wish they were a little longer several times. So I bought 4ft for larger items in the back of my truck. I bought my first tripods about 10 years ago and they still look and work like new.

This thing is great for keeping things under control in the bed of my pickup truck. I use it to make sure I can shift into gear after driving without opening the trunk lid. It's strong and flexible, and even if something slips in bed I can pull it back with Cordzilla. Steel hooks make it easy to attach to clips on the sides of the bed and fit through most handles, loops and handles on gear. It's much easier to live with them.

Crawford-Lehigh CZB3CA 3 Foot Cordzilla Stretch Rope Camouflage These cords are amazing. I mainly use them to attach luggage to the trunk. Corzilla is much easier to use. It's also a much faster way of getting things done. In the past I have used 6-8 tie down straps to secure luggage. I need 3 Korcilla. Consider any size Cordzilla when purchasing, but otherwise buy the longest Cordzilla as you can route the Cordzilla and get it to work. I really should have given 5 stars but gave 4 stars…

I have a 65 lb harness. a dog that hit the end of its rope so hard that it jerked itself off its feet. This integrated strap/bungee acts as a dampener so he feels a surge of pressure at the end of the lunge line before his momentum can knock him off his feet. This allows him to focus on his bite target. For a larger dog, I simply add a second cord with the handy carabiners. You can also use something like bungee straps to dock onto the boat if you don't need a carabiner.