TUG 360° Tangle-Free Retractable Dog Leash with Anti-Slip Handle | 16 ft Strong Nylon Tape | One-Handed Brake, Pause, Lock (Medium, White/Orange)

I've had this dog leash for a while now, and I'm honestly kicking myself for not fully appreciating its brilliance sooner! What I initially thought was just another leash has turned out to be incredibly convenient, making our walks so much more enjoyable.The comfort and ergonomic design are immediately noticeable. The handle fits perfectly in my hand, and even on longer walks, there's absolutely no pressure or chafing. It truly feels effortless to hold.What has truly impressed me recently is the one-hand operation for managing the leash length. It's intuitive and allows me to easily adjust how much freedom my dog has without fumbling or needing my other hand. This has been a game-changer in crowded areas or when I need to keep him closer.The best part? No more tangles around my dog's legs! The way the leash extends and retracts seems to naturally avoid those frustrating twists. This alone has made our walks smoother and less stressful for both of us.It genuinely feels like the leash just manages itself with the retraction. It provides enough slack for comfortable exploration but gently reels in when needed, keeping things controlled without feeling restrictive.In summary: If you're looking for a comfortable, ergonomic leash that simplifies managing your dog during walks and eliminates tangles, this one is a winner. The one-hand operation and self-retracting feature are incredibly convenient and make for a much more pleasant experience. Highly recommended!

My young curious dog likes to walk ahead at a brisk speed or wander at sides to sniff something interesting. This was causing me knee pain as I would constantly be pulled or walk at his speed.Pros: Now with this product he can still walk ahead, go sideways but he still remains well within 15ft or himself stops if I seem too far. This has considerably helped my knee pain and we both enjoy leisure walk.Cons: The leash looks so thin that I feel it may break when my dog suddenly runs to chase squirrels or say hi to another dog. May be it won’t but I can’t trust it 100% yet, so I have to always remain conscious of my surroundings and lock if length need be.Final Verdict: GO for it if you have a mature dog who is not impulsive. OR if you have a very small dog <10lb which won’t be strong enough to break it.

05/22/25 - Time to give it it's due review for you. Technically this never broke and I still use it but it's time to replace it. If they would have chosen to use a hemp leash material instead of nylon perhaps mine wouldn't be worn and frayed. I purchased it in Feb. 2023 and my puppy was only 20 pounds. He is 105 pounds today and the leash held up until this month. It still works but the nylon leash part is coming undone in a few spots and I'm pretty sure it was partly my dog trying to chew it when we've been playing over the years and he would bite it. He runs full force to the end of the line and flips to stop himself everyday and it still would not break. It was durable.

This is a pretty great leash. Especially for my almost 80lb dog that likes to pull. We’ve been working on her walking next to me during our walks using a gentle leader since last year. Ive been trying to ween her off the gentle leader so I started using this leash without the lead and she’s been pretty good for the most part. When she starts walking ahead of me, I put the lock on and she’s right back by my side. It’s also great because she loves to sniff and explore so the leash is long enough to go and let her do her thing. I can stand on the side walk and she’s off in the grass loving her “freedom.” My only issue, I’m not sure how strong the leash is. I’m terrified that if she sees a cat (we have strays in the area) that she will take off running and the leash will snap. It could be strong enough but it’s pretty thin so it kind of worries me. I’ll just keep my fingers crossed that it doesn’t happen because I’m enjoying our walks with the new leash.

Perfect. I have always used extended leashes. You have to be so much aware of your surroundings especially behind you with an extended leash. Because, they can be dangerous if your pup runs ahead and a car is coming from up behind you. Get in the habit of pulling in your pup if a car is coming ahead of you and then checking behind you when the car passes. You cannot hear another car coming up from behind you when a car passes you. And, if a car is slowly coming up from behind you, you will not hear this car, so check behind you once in awhile. Get in the habit of training your pup on a shorter leash once In awhile. I love the freedom of an extended leash on the sides of a road, but be aware the leashes can be dangerous also.

Have had this leash for over two years for my border collie that is 55 pounds. Love how easily I can pull her in when needed and let her back out. Will be purchasing another one soon. It has started to fray. Old one is still very good. No chances taken on how much longer this one will hold up. No chances taken for her safety. Love this leash. Great value for the money. I have neuropathy and it is so easy for me to hold on to.

Light weight but very sturdy. My dog loves the freedom of this kind of leash. I tried a fixed leash and it just didn't work out for my dog. She likes to wander too much and smell things. This leash is wide enough for my hand and it's very comfortable. It retracts very well and doesn't tangle. It's strong enough for my girl that weighs 42 pounds.

I originally had one from Walmart that annoyed me!! I’m glad I bought this one. Makes it so much easier keep my arms relaxed since it actually strong enough to retract the leash. All plastic so no annoying rubber that gets sticky or break. Comfortable to hold. Made walking my 75lb shepherd a lot easier. I got the L size.