PINA Retractable Dog Leash, 26ft Dog Leash for Small Medium Large Dogs Up to 110lbs, 360° Tangle-Free Strong Reflective Nylon Tape, with Anti-Slip Handle, One-Handed Brake, Lock – Black Blue
$16.99
Price: $16.99
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PINA Retractable Dog Leash
Product Dimensions : 8.19 x 4.57 x 1.73 inches; 1.21 Pounds
Item model number : QYS20008BL8M
Date First Available : November 24, 2020
Manufacturer : PINA
ASIN : B08P1BWSCV
Country of Origin : China
Perfect for Small to Large Dogs: 10FT leash is suitable for dogs up to 33 lbs. 16FT leash is suitable for dogs up to 44 lbs. 26FT leash is suitable for dogs up to 110 lbs. Three sizes are available in a variety of colors
Easy to Use: Quick Lock and Unlock Button, easy Roll-On and Roll-Off with your thumb only. Allows you to adjust the distance between you and your dogs at anytime, protect the safety of pets and other pedestrians
Reflective & Tangle-Free Leash: High quality leash is embedded with reflective materials. Highly reflective cord leash increase security & visibility for dogs and their owners at night. 360° Tangle-Free design make the retraction more easy and smoothly
Safe and Durable: Durable rust proof swivel hook and steady impact-resistant ABS material, top durability internal coil spring for consistent retraction several years
Intimate Accessories & 100% No Risk to Order: Comes with extra collapsible water bowl, waste bag dispenser and waste bags to solve all your worries during walk the dog. We also provide the good customer service to bring you wonderful shopping experience
Customers say
Customers find the leash functional and long enough for their large dogs. However, some have issues with the lockability – it can get stuck or difficult to disengage. There are mixed reviews on durability and leash quality.
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Shea –
Durable & Worth It
I bought this leash almost three years ago and it has exceeded all expectation. After using it multiple times on a daily basis, it has held up much better than I ever anticipated. We have a large Doberman that is pretty well trained but loves to pull when she gets excited. When outdoors, a lot gets her excited. So I assumed that Iâd need a new one much sooner. Especially because of the low price that was originally paid. But I havenât! itâs still going and is still used daily. Only now, is it starting to show signs of wear. It doesnât retract as fast and there is one weak spot starting to show on the leash itself. But this is after almost three years of heavy duty use, with a big, goofy dog that tries to chase (or play with) everything that moves outdoors. It has proven to be a durable, dependable leash and although itâs not 100 percent necessary right now, I plan to buy a new one shortly. I never used the extras that came along with it, like the collapsible water bowl. But they are a nice bonus. Even without those extras, itâs definitely worth the purchase.
Julien –
Good Leash for Larger Dogs
Got this leash for my buddy that is a German Shepherd weighing in at just over 85 pounds. Love the fact that it is long enough to give leeway for him to venture a little further when walking around the lakes in my area but still have the comfort of having him securely in my grip. So far it is very durable with no issues on the retraction mechanism. The only thing that can be a little tricky is the lock feature. Sometimes when you try to do the pause on the leash extending it inadvertently locks instead of a brief pause. Otherwise definitely a good leash. The convenience of the poop bag holder being attached is pretty cool too. Was easily able to find refill bags to fit in the compart of the dispenser.
Kilin O. Monarrez –
Good for calm dogs.
Itâs well built and spools in and out very smoothly. I would not recommend this for a high strung dog, as the auto locking function is a pain with our puppy. Works great for our older dog.
Kindle Customer –
Well made
It’s a well made retractable and excellent for my large dog but a bit heavy for my arthritic hands and the brake button is a bit difficult to use. Will probably return but it IS definitely a good product.
Russ –
Works well
Works well and keeps the web leash from rolling when it reacts. Like all retractable leashes if it’s under pressure you’re unable to unlock retract the leash when you want to shorten it. So you need to move forward to relax the pressure and then retract the lease. Latch works well to lock, but somewhat cumbersome to unlock
joseph k fabsits –
Quailty control?
So, i got 1 when i got a new puppy 2 years ago still have it to this day, works greats. But i got another puppy about 2 months ago. Naturally i bought a 2nd one cause why not its a great product. Ubfortantly this one is considerably worse it pulls out slightly when its locked and the lease itself is already starting to tear apart. Idk what happened if i just got a bad one or they changed the design some way. But im worried now about getting another
shihtzu42 –
Nice leashes
I needed to replace two leashes for my small dogs. The clip is very strong and itâs not difficult to remove and the price was right.
Brad –
It’s nice
It works well and doesn’t tangle only thing I don’t like it the always locks when you hit the button
Steph –
Make walking my â60lbs dog way easier, she can go all around without pulling me with her, love this leash! I Haven’t test the strength of it yet (like when she see a catð) but seems well made!
Witness –
I am impressed with each of the rate features (lock, ease of handhold, durability), and the leash has definitely transformed my dog’s walking experiences at places like the beach, where leashes are mandatory most months of the year (see video).
However, after the events of today’s walk I would like to propose a modification to the leash handle/housing.
During our walk today – a hot, humid day – I turned to cross a main road, easily 5 metres away, and locked the leash at about 1.5 metres. My property was across the road. My dog, Dish (an Australian kelpie pup), changed direction but lunged slightly as she did it. My hand was sweaty, and the handle/leash housing popped straight out of my hand, hitting the ground and then bouncing straight into the dog’s rear end, startling her and causing her to jump forward, causing the leash housing to bounce into her again. She was spooked by this and bolted straight across the road, not looking to see what was happening behind her, as the leash housing continued to bounce back into her. By the time she was across the road she was frantic, moving at speed and not stopping for anything, racing past my house and down the street. Luckily, she circled around a garden after about 75 metres, which allowed me to catch her. The leash, by this stage, had wrapped around one of her rear legs several times.
My concern is that the road she crossed often has fast moving traffic travelling on it, and we had only just crossed a major highway a couple of minutes before. The leash housing popping out of my grip was quite a natural occurrence, given the texture of the grip and the sweat on my palm. I think the problem could be alleviated if there were some way to secure the leash housing to one’s wrist by way of a strap of some kind. I’m sure some users won’t be attracted to such an idea, but I intend to fabricate a solution to that end before I use the leash again.
Nonetheless, I otherwise remain very happy with this product and I’m happy to have made this purchase. An hour after today’s incident, Dish appears to be a little wary of the leash, but I’m confident she’ll come around.
Elaine Fitz –
Leash snapped after several weeks
Amy –
When I first unpacked this leash, I was optimistic. It felt well-made and sturdy. After two months of use, I wouldn’t recommend this leash to anyone. There are two reasons for this.
First, the locking mechanism is just … weird. I used to use a Flexi lead, and it just makes sense. Want the dog to stop? Push the button. Want the leash to stay there? Lock it. This leash works backwards. If you push the button, the leash locks RIGHT AWAY. You can’t just ‘pause’ your dog. You have to then take the extra step of unlocking the leash for it to either retract or let out more. I kept telling myself that it was just different, that I’d get used to it. After two months, NOPE. It just doesn’t work the way it should.
The second problem is worse. After only two months of use, the spring is giving out. Without any weight at the end of the leash, it slows down when there’s about 3 feet of leash hanging out. From that point, I have to pretty much push the leash into the handle to get it to retract further.
I strongly recommend looking at a different leash.