Rovelanto.
Three illustrative leash constructions in rope, woven webbing and coated webbingCollection concept · final product by approved sample

Dual-Handle Traffic Leash

A standard lead with a second handle near the clip.

A standard lead with a second handle near the clip. Set the short-handle position using an actual walk-through, including the reach of the handler and the height of the attachment point. The main and short handles require separate approval.

OEM / Private labelSample approval
Material direction
Nylon or polyester webbing; optional neoprene padding
Size specification
Overall length, strap width and clip-to-short-handle distance
Branding & options
Confirm logo placement and method with the chosen construction.
MOQ
Quoted after materials, size runs and pack format are confirmed.
Request specification & quote

Development reference. Exact specifications and availability are confirmed by quotation. Sampling and production dates are confirmed with the quotation.

Specifications

Use these checkpoints to shape the first sample review. The final record identifies the actual materials, dimensions, artwork and approved revision.

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Construction
Two fixed handle loops with individually stitched joins
Care planning
Care instructions depend on the materials and hardware selected for the approved sample.
Sample checks
Pull both handles independently and inspect the stitches. Check for hardware contact and finger clearance when using the short handle.
Packaging
Arrange both handles flat and identify the short-handle end on the label if needed.
Color
Colors and hardware finishes are agreed against samples.

No stock level, price, certification or performance rating is implied. Commercial and product requirements are agreed in writing.

How to approve a dog leash sample

A buyer checklist for dog leash length, handles, clips, stitching, wear and packaging before approving a private-label sample.

Read the buying note

Request a quote

Include the product, quantity and destination market.

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