Quick-Release Frog Clip Bungee Leash - (Absorbs Pulls)

?? Heavy Duty Tactical Bungee Dog Leash ? Shock-Absorbing, Strong & Safe ??

New patent-pending upgraded Frog Clip on these variants.

Durable. Comfortable. Built for Adventure.

Quality manufacturing you can trust from LeonaJ K-9 Co.

This heavy-duty retractable bungee dog leash is designed for strength, safety, and control ? perfect for medium to large breed dogs. Made from high-strength nylon rope, it features a shock-absorbing bungee design (4?6 ft) that reduces pulling force and protects both you and your dog during walks, hikes, or training.

The 360? rotating quick-release metal clip provides secure, tangle-free attachment, while the soft padded handle ensures a comfortable grip even during long adventures. A second control handle near the base gives you quick, close control in high-traffic areas or training situations.

This leash also includes a D-ring for accessories, most have reflective stitching on certain varients for visibility, and a seat belt buckle to keep your dog safely restrained during car rides.

?? Features & Benefits

• Heavy-Duty Nylon Construction: Tear-resistant and weatherproof for long-lasting use.

• Shock-Absorbing Bungee: Expands from 4ft to 6ft to reduce sudden pulls.

• 360? Metal Quick-Release Clip: Rotating, lockable, and built for strength.

• Soft Padded Handle: Prevents strain and ensures comfort.

• Traffic Control Handle: Added safety and control when needed.

• Built-In D-Ring: Attach waste bags, keys, or accessories.

• Seat Belt Buckle: Keeps your dog secure on car rides.

• Reflective Stitching: Enhances visibility for night walks.

** 2025 UPGRADED, PATENT-PENDING heavier duty frog clip is now on the solid black, green, & tan leashes- plus the Reflective Black color options!

Length: 4 ft (relaxed) ? 6 ft (fully extended)

Perfect For: Everyday walks, car rides, hiking, training, and tactical use. Also great for those who have arthritis or bad joints as well as for elderly dogs. Really ANY dog, especially those still learning to heel or not pull on walks.