Dog leash barry king BK-18994, blue, double reflective neo tape, 20 mm width, 220 cm length

Leash for dogs by barry king BK-18994 in blue is a 220 cm long walking lead designed for everyday control and visibility. The leash features a woven 20 mm wide strap and double reflective neo tape along its length to improve visibility in low-light conditions. It connects to standard collars and harnesses and is intended for regular urban and evening walks where a balance of length and moderate strength is required.

Advantages

The double reflective neo tape increases visibility from multiple angles without adding bulk, while the 20 mm woven strap provides a reliable grip and wear resistance suitable for daily use. At 220 cm length the leash offers a combination of freedom and control, and the blue color maintains a neutral, easy-to-clean appearance. Compatibility with standard collars and harnesses ensures straightforward attachment and practical use.

Suitable for

• Everyday urban walks and footpath routes
• Evening or low-light walks where reflectivity improves safety
• Dogs that require moderate restraint rather than heavy-duty pulling control
• Use with standard collars and harnesses for routine outings

Key specifications

• Material: woven strap (polyester blend)
• Width: 20 mm
• Length: 220 cm
• Reflective feature: double reflective neo tape along the strap
• Color: blue
• Attachment: standard clip-compatible end for collars and harnesses

How to use

Attach the leash clip securely to the D-ring of a compatible collar or harness before each walk. Hold the strap at a comfortable position to maintain control, allowing the dog moderate freedom along the 220 cm length while keeping a secure grip near the clip when needed. Check the reflective tape is clean and visible for low-light conditions. After use, inspect the strap and hardware for wear, rinse with fresh water if dirty, and hang to dry away from direct heat.

Usage recommendations

For improved nighttime visibility pair the leash with a reflective harness or collar and keep the reflective surfaces free from mud or heavy soiling. Avoid using the leash as a tether for prolonged unsupervised restraint and do not use it for dogs with very strong pulling behavior that require heavy-duty equipment.