Premium Weaver Leather Cotton Lead Rope for Superior Handling and Longevity Review

I wanted this color and was looking for a purple cotton leash for a long time. It's very soft and a good length. Goes well with my white donkey.

I really like cotton ropes, not slippery and nice colors. I recommend to everyone. The price could be better but these colors are hard to come by.

We bought these for our stray dog as he likes to pull us when we walk. His vet actually recommended we look into this style for him. I have to say that it has saved my hands from being further ripped by regular dog leashes. I love how strong and soft it is no matter how hard you pull.

Completely dissatisfied with the quality. On first use it seems to be slowly coming loose near the latch. I have no plans to use this rope again as it was intended for a one year old filly who still doesn't have fantastic ground manners. I won't risk her learning that she can break ropes. I do not recommend anyone to buy this rope unless they plan to replace it in a few weeks.

This leash has potential but it has some drawbacks. On the other hand the material is soft and feels good in the hand. And it's comfortable, having the ability to place knots in it to "adjust" your grip.The latch is safe and strong, but the minus is big, and if you don't get caught before then, you can hold a rope that's no longer on it Latch your dog's collar! The clasp is fastened by threading colored ropes through a metal ring and then weaving the ends of these multi-colored ropes back…

I received the black lead and paid $20. The lead arrived and I was disappointed that it didn't come with a leather insert at the end. Dunno why the black costs more when it doesn't have a leather part.Took it out of my bag anyway, used it today and now it looks like I've had it for about 10 years.Starting to wear out but will work for now.Disappointed and me probably won't buy again.

Works well as a main line. Bought for the flowers. The rope is soft, light and frayed on both ends upon arrival. You can easily fix this by wrapping the ends in waxed beaded thread to create a cylinder holding the threads down, this really extends the life of the cotton cords. This rope feels very little but after a year of use I prefer it to a heavier gauge cord. Lasts about a year with daily use with little maintenance.

This leash has potential, but it has design flaws. On the other hand, the material is soft and feels good in the hand. And it's handy to be able to place knots in it to "customize" your shot. The clasp is strong and durable. However, the negative is large and if you are not caught first, you may end up with a rope that is no longer attached to the latch on your dog's collar! The latch is attached by threading the colored ropes through a metal ring and then weaving the ends of these colored…