Vivifying Waterproof Dog Leash: Durable 20FT/32FT Training Leash with Soft Handle, Ideal for Camping, Backyard, Beach, and Lake Review

We've had long lines in the past and they usually get smelly, gross and messy. It is great. No kinks, no unpleasant smells. Just a leash.

This is exactly what I was looking for! We just moved to the beach and collected both sand and water on another long line. Sand and water fall right off it, and yet it's not too heavy for our 30 pound dog.

We let our toy poodle walk along the water's edge with a leash behind her for safety. Your old line picked up water and became heavy (it was a braided line). It is a type of rubber and does not absorb water. I'm not sure how firm it will be or how chewable it will be for a larger dog. Our little Zoe just wants to run and doesn't want to be on a leash.

I have used this for long walks with my dog or "decompression walks" as some trainers call them. I don't use it for a normal walk because it's very long. It's lightweight and easy to wash. For some reason, this is the only leash my dog hasn't tried to chew or grab. I love how much space my dog can run with when this is on. However, it envelops it a little more.

I bought this leash so it would be easy to clean when dragged through wet grass and mud. My dog doesn't chew his leash so I'm not 100% sure how durable it is in that sense. It's great for the distance training sessions I'm working on with my dog. This still allows me to control how far away my dog is and pull him closer if there's a situation he doesn't need to get into. It's a really nice touch and works great when I need to disinfect it when we've been to a park.

Bought to use while swimming and kayaking on a nearby lake. We are still training our 50# mix that not everyone on the lake wants their attention so a waterproof leash is a must. Although this lead does not hold water and can easily be washed away, it sinks like a stone. Its color allows you to track it if you lose it in the water, but it's a terrible strain on a swimming dog, even with a vest. Sand/dirt/grit in the bar will cause it to stick after one use. It will likely reverse that benefit…

I used it every day to play ball in the park with my squirrel obsessed dog. Instead of getting musty and uncomfortable in the wet grass, it wipes down every day to self-clean. It's easy to grab onto or step on when your dog runs away. The 30-foot leash didn't bother her because it never snagged anything or slowed her down (which a 30-pound dog is). But after a few months, the button on the spring mechanism just disappeared (see photo). It was attached to the top of her harness and wasn't pulled