Leash Chaba running leash with shock absorber 280 cm, marine blue, 25 mm width

Leash Chaba running leash with shock absorber 280 cm, marine blue, 25 mm width is designed for active walks and jogging with dogs. The 280 cm length and 25 mm width offer a balance between freedom of movement and control, while the integrated shock absorber reduces impact from sudden pulls. Constructed from durable webbing in marine blue and fitted with a secure metal clip, this leash is intended for everyday outdoor use, training and exercise with medium to large dogs.

Advantages

The integrated shock absorber smooths sudden jerks, helping to protect both dog and handler from abrupt forces. Durable webbing resists abrasion and weather exposure for reliable daily use. The 280 cm length provides extended reach for running and jogging while maintaining control, and the 25 mm width contributes to strength suitable for medium to large breeds. A metal clip ensures secure attachment to collars or harnesses.

Suitable for

• Running and jogging with medium to large dogs
• Outdoor exercise and long walks
• Training sessions that require controlled distance
• Everyday use in varied weather conditions

Key specifications

• Length: 280 cm
• Width: 25 mm
• Color: marine blue
• Material: durable woven webbing
• Feature: integrated shock absorber to reduce pull impact
• Attachment: secure metal clip

How to use

Attach the metal clip securely to the dog’s collar or harness before each walk or run. Ensure the clip is fully closed and that the webbing shows no visible damage. When jogging, keep a comfortable hold on the handle and allow the leash length to provide the dog with enough space while monitoring for sudden pulls. If the dog pulls strongly, the shock absorber will engage to soften the force; check the leash regularly for wear and replace it if any part is compromised.

Usage recommendations

For safety and longevity, rinse the webbing with fresh water after exposure to salt, mud or heavy dirt and allow it to dry thoroughly before storage. Periodically inspect the metal clip and stitching for signs of corrosion or fraying. Use with appropriately sized collars or harnesses and avoid relying solely on the leash for restraint in high-risk situations.