Retractable Dog Leash 30 FT, HH Together 360° Tangle-Free Leash for Medium Large Dogs up to 77 lbs, Heavy Duty, One-Handed Brake, Pause, Lock

This leash has stood up to the test of time. We use this time let our two cats enjoy our yard while we sit our porch. Now our cats that come outside are just two out of 5 that will a harness weighing 7lbs and 12 lbs. The length is perfect ,giving them plenty of room to explore but not too much where they can dissappear into bushes. I don't think it would be any problem to handle medium size dogs, but don't have a large animal to test it on.

Lanyard snaped after just 2 months of use, 45 lb. doggie. Otherwise sturdy, responsive, works well. One of very few with this extended length. Still, not worth it for only 2 months of use.

This retractable dog leash exceeded my expectations. I have a 15 week old Husky, and use this leash to take him on 1.5 mile walks. Even at his current young age, my Husky is strong enough to pull a person off his feet if he/she is not prepared for the sudden Husky "power surge". Yet this leash shows no signs of slipping and hold firmly against the pulling.I find this leash intuitive to use and the 30' length is perfect for allowing the Husky some extra freedom in those areas where there is little chance that he will get entangled in the underbrush. Also, after multiple walks with my Husky, this leash (especially the small diameter) braided nylon cord (which makes up 95% of this 30' leash) shows no signs of wear.The one (possibly) weak point would be the 17"-18" (5/8" wide) nylon(?) strap at the end of the leash. My Husky likes to put this strap into its mouth and chew on it while walking. Since I have seen my Husky chew through a homemade 1/4" diamond braided nylon rope leash, I knew that this part of the leash wasn't going to be long for this world. I needed a way to discourage my Husky from doing this and came up with the following method.Before taking my Husky for a walk, I would rub some liquid dish washing soap into the material of the 17"-18" nylon strap at the end of the leash. The Husky would still grab this 5/8" wide nylon section and start to chew on it. However, it only took about 30 seconds before the Husky decided that this nylon strap tasted terrible and he would drop it, and never return to trying to chew the strap for the rest of the walk. I have also tried rubbing some Dove bar soap into the strap material and this also does the trick, but I think the liquid dish washing soap works the best.I would definitely recommend this leash to a friend as it is a quality product. In fact, I have already ordered a second one for myself because everything (including this leash) eventually will fail. When that happens, I do not want to return to Amazon to reorder and find out that this great leash is discontinued, or out of stock.

Over the past 10 years, we have purchased numerous retractable leashes for our multiple dogs. They range anywhere between 65 to 22 pounds. From time to time we’ve had a retractable leash where the retraction cam broke or wore out. This retractable leash is only a few months old And the outer cover to the leash itself has frayed and broken apart. While it looks like the most important part of leash is still intact. I question its reliability due to the fact that my dog is only two years old and 65 pounds of pure muscle. None of my dogs chew on the leashes. I don’t know why this happened, but I’m extremely disappointed and will have to dispose of this while the rest of it is still in excellent condition.

I was going for more line for my dog, so this has that, but is big and heavy, and got wound around things more easily than my currant line, . I will keep it for use with a larger or more aggressive dog. It is strong.But a bit too much for my energetic, 40 lb dog.

Awesome leash, heavy duty with a long cord. The clicker button is easy to use and has held up well over the last several months

I've had this for about a year now. I use it for my 45# husky so she can run around a bit. It works great, I've never had it tangle or the cord fray/break. I will be needing a new one in a little while because I keep dropping the handle and it messes up the retraction a bit. So not really a manufacturing error, just usage and stupidity on my part. I love it though and she has tested it out numerous times pulling wise.

I had been using a 30' non-retractable dog leash for my new Boxer. But trying to manage that when taking him on walks was kinda a pain. I was constantly having to manually loop the lead to keep him close, then manually let out a loops until he got as far as I wanted him to go, and then re-loop the slack as I was pulling him in. A bit of a pain to be honest. This 30' retractable leash has been great. I've been using it for 3 or so weeks and so far it's holding up well. The only concern I have, which has not yet presented itself, is if I press the button to draw back in the line, if there's quite a bit of slack in the line out, it so quickly draws it in that when I stop the retraction by releasing the button, there is a loudish grinding noise when the gears are stopping. I'm hoping that over time this won't grind down and break the gears inside the device. If that happens, I'll follow up and update this review. But as it stands, I'm quite happy with this leash.