The Field Runner — Hands-Free Dog Leash
The Field Runner — Hands-Free Dog Leash
- Here because it earns its place on the walk
- Tracked the whole way to your door
- Free standard delivery anywhere in Australia
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For walks where you would rather have both hands free. The lead runs from a waist belt instead of your hand, with a bungee section that takes the shock out of a sudden lunge.
- Shock-absorbing bungee softens sudden changes of pace instead of jolting your back
- Adjustable waist belt fitting approximately 71–122 cm
- Three attachment points so the lead sits where it suits you
- Reflective stitching for early starts and dark finishes
- Zipped pockets and a bottle holder for keys, phone and water
The details
Neoprene, breathable mesh, polyester webbing and metal hardware.
Is it right for you?
Best for dogs that already walk reasonably well on a lead. A dog that pulls hard and unpredictably is safer on a hand-held lead, where you can brace properly — a waist belt transfers that force straight to your hips.
Safety
Check the belt, stitching and clips before every walk. Not intended for tethering or unattended use.
Hands free, attention forward
Takes the jolt out of it
The bungee section absorbs a sudden change of pace, so it does not travel straight up to your back.
Your hands stay free
Zipped pockets and a bottle holder take the phone, the keys and the water.
Set it where it suits you
Several attachment points, so the lead sits where you actually want it on the belt.
Getting the fit right
The supplier lists a waist range of about 71–122 cm. Fasten it properly and try it at walking pace before you run.
Hands free, with the connection in view
Everything worth knowing
What we can tell you plainly. If a number is not here, it is because we have not confirmed it yet.
System
- Belt
- Adjustable waist belt
- Lead
- Shock-absorbing bungee section
- Storage
- Zipped pockets and bottle holder
Fit
- Supplier waist range
- Approximately 71–122 cm
- First use
- Adjust securely and test at walking pace
- Connection
- Clip to an appropriate dog harness
Safety
- Before every use
- Inspect stitching, belt and clips
- Running
- Build up only after a controlled walking test
- Never
- Use for tethering or unattended restraint
Questions we get asked
If yours is not here, email us. A person reads it and replies.
Collar or harness?
Harness, every time, for running. Clip it to a properly fitted dog harness — the product photos show that connection clearly.
Can I run with a dog who pulls?
Be honest with yourself about control, their training and your own footing first. Start at a walk. If the pulling is hard to manage, a trainer will help more than any lead will.
Does the bungee absorb everything?
No. It softens a change of pace. It cannot remove force, and it is no substitute for handling and training.
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