🧵 Cotton Lead with Chain by Perri Review

Good quality. Very thick and durable construction. Used for a large dog that likes to chew on other leashes. It holds. Excellent length. Tie a knot at the end of the handle for our own handle. Good.

My horse was slightly tied on the inside when the handle is round. I've tried the Weaver chain many times. He wasn't scared, just walked away with the intention and pop. It's useless.

Works well as a regular leash, ties quickly and securely and easily converts to a spiked chain when needed. If the horse refuses to cooperate and a little extra persuasion is needed, you can do so without resorting to drastic measures.

Good leash. However, it has a metal clip that holds it together at the end. The problem was that as soon as my horse started behaving and the rope went through my hand, the clamp eventually cut me. So you need to tie it at the end.

I really like this chain handle hooklink. The color is interesting and the chain is excellent. The line is a bit shorter but very useful. I don't like the end of the fishing line tightened by a metal clip. When the leash is pulled through the arm, it hurts! Mine wrapped in veterinary wrap (by color of course) and voila, great!

The only beauty it gets 2 stars is that the metal chain is a nice heavy chain. However. The color in the picture was not what I received. The image is black with a silver sheen. I went black with a sticky thread of iridescent glitter. Also, the PATH wire is short. This can be a safety hazard if you have a horse that throws its head or butt out.

All my local suppliers of accessories were not in the chain so I went to trusted old Revain and found this one at a good price. I definitely got what I paid for. The main part itself is very short. I use it for showmanship training and the main body doesn't even spin in my left hand. However, the chain and clasp are of good quality. The material the leash is made of is similar to recycled nylon. It is thin in diameter and quite crunchy to the touch. The leash works for my purpose and I was…