Stio x Wilderdog Ultralight Printed Leash

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Overview Details

Overview

Designed for dogs that want to be in all the action, we teamed up with our friends at Wilderdog to bring our Teton-inspired designs to their super lightweight, super durable dog leash.

Our pups’ bottomless joy on the trails deserves gear that will help them—and us—love every minute—and this dog leash in our Stio (ft. Wilderdog) series is the perfect addition to your four-legged friend’s trail kit. Constructed with strong, ultralight nylon webbing for a featherweight feel and big rope strength, the Ultralight Leash comes with a swiveling + locking carabiner attachment. It also has an extra D-ring at the lightly padded handle to attach all of your poop-accoutrements.

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Product Details

Made from tightly woven, lightweight nylon webbing
Aluminum carabiner attachment swivels and locks
Padded handle
Extra D-Ring at handle for poop bag holder
Weight: 3.75 oz
Made for any size dog
Backed by Wilderdog's lifetime warranty

Measurements

Leash length: 6'
Leash width: 1"
Carabiner length: 2.5"
Carabiner width: 1.5"

Washing

Wash by hand in your bathtub or bucket
Use warm water and mild soap (not detergent)
Thoroughly swish the leash around, then drain the dirty water
Repeat until the water runs clean
Hang to dry, uncoiled, away from direct sunlight
No chewing!

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