🔗 Chrome Tie Cable - RUFFIN' IT Review

Easy organization of a dog walk, just a few signs to make it quick and easy. Put the tensioner side up first and pull it out completely. Move the pulley. I recommend buying a heavy duty broom. It comes with a plastic that does not roll easily. Then lift the spring side up and tighten as much as possible. Then return to the side of the tensioner and turn it until you've taken out the slack. Ready!

The cable is excellent. No problem. That pulley that the leash is attached to - the part that allows your dog to walk up and down the leash - is of poor quality. It had to be replaced within a few days. But steel pulleys are pretty cheap. Getting a new one was more of a hassle than anything. The company should consider upgrading to a better quality pulley. Other than that, it's great.

I wish I could give this product more stars. But I blame Revain for asking you to leave a product review after using it for less than a week or two. It's still too early for me to rate it higher as I'll have to wait and see if it still works. hold my 75 lb dog and if the metal fasteners don't rust. I bought a Vizio 5.1 soundbar and Revane asked me to review it after having had it for less than a week. I could go on and on but in my opinion Revain needs to wait longer for the customer to receive

I have one of those dogs that I can't control. with a fence or a regular leash. This dog literally climbed fences, pulled out posts, pulled out cement posts, and gave my fence posts a "gangster lean." I bought this as a replacement for others as they were so short and "tweaked" it to allow the long line to be used on a 100ft hooklink with a drag spring to prevent it from becoming too strong is pulled. Works great and can roam most of my yard. Definitely a great alternative and temporary fix…

Disclaimer: I made it as a trolley as intended but decided to ditch it and use 100 feet of coated wire instead of a regular tie. I also use 10' coated wire as an addition to another tie. You can't get anywhere near 110 feet of this cable at this price, let alone other components. As for the trolley itself - I installed it myself in about 15 minutes but could definitely use a second pair or hands to get it right and tight. Very important! FYI - I have a 75 pound German Shepherd puppy who loves…

I have just adopted a Red Heeler/Australian Cattleman who has a very strong dentition with razor sharp teeth. I take him for a walk, but I need to take an extra leash with me. He can easily destroy a standard retractable leash with just 2 quick bites (quicker than I can stop him). Over the years I've collected about 15 different types of leashes of various sizes for various purposes and he destroyed half of them in the blink of an eye. Even heavily woven varieties are almost cut in half with…

This dog walking rope is a great accessory for our dog. It's a 70 pound pup with lots of energy so we set him up about 7 feet tall and used about 80 feet of cord running from our shed to the tree. This gives our dog the freedom to play ball and run around the room without fear of jumping the fence and not keeping an eye on him all the time. The 10ft cord that goes from the main cord to the collar is long enough and the hooks on each end work just fine. I got a 2" full metal caster as I was…

Dog was tied to this so my dog could be released. I wrote to the company and explained this with a request for a replacement delivery. Since their product is recommended for dogs weighing 65 pounds, my dog is under 55 years old. After a lengthy photo submission process, I was sent a replacement as the company stated "this has never happened before". I was given a replacement leash and after installing it over the next week, the plastic pulley clamp that connects to the top leash broke in half…

My Golden Retriever is very demanding on the leash! She had previously gone through 3 in the last year and a half so I decided to "upgrade" to this grip which I found more appropriate for her antics. Not right! I replaced her last leash with this less than 3 weeks ago. And it goes in the trash! The catenary itself hasn't snapped yet, but has started to buckle in places, and there are also spots where the plastic is peeling from the wire, which is known to cause the wires to rust, leading to…