7MM Adventure Kernmantle Rope Dog Leash
The thinner climbing rope — strong and flexible
$26.00one-time
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Why it works
- 7mm Kernmantle climbing rope — the balance of strong and flexible for small and medium dogs
- Woven exterior sheath protects the load-bearing core from abrasion
- Metal clip rated for over 800 lbs of pull weight, hooked and released with one hand
- Small removable carabiner on the handle for waste bags or keys
Specs
- Rope
- 7mm Kernmantle climbing rope
- Length
- 65"
- Clip
- Rated over 800 lbs, one-handed
- Colors
- Three colorways
Out in the real world
Common questions
- Thickness and feel. The 7mm is thinner Kernmantle climbing rope — strong but flexible, a great fit for small and medium dogs. The 10mm is the heavier rope with a D-shaped carabiner for added pull strength. Both use a woven exterior sheath that protects the load-bearing core.
- The metal clips are rated for over 800 lbs of pull weight, and they hook and release with one hand. The 10mm rope leash uses a D-shaped climbing-style carabiner instead.
- The Everyday Runner. It snaps around your waist for hands-free miles, and two stretchable accordion sections absorb jerking movements instead of passing them to your back — or your dog's neck. Pair it with the harness rather than a collar.
- Measure around the base of the neck, where the collar will sit. Small runs 8–12", Medium 8–12" in a wider 3/4" band, Large 14–20", and Extra Large 20–26". The collars are reflective, fast-drying, and match the leashes and packs.
- Walking two dogs on one leash. The Teton coupler has a rotating ring so the dogs don't tangle, and a stretchable accordion section on each side so one dog's lunge doesn't jerk the other.
On the trail
The packs, out where they belong.
Real dogs in real places, filmed by the people who hike with them. Tap for sound.
Filmed by the dog parents credited on each clip and shared on our Instagram.
