Trixie Premium L/XL 2 m olive tape leash — size L/XL, 2 m length, olive

Trixie Premium L/XL 2 m olive tape leash is a 2 metre-long walking lead designed for medium to large dogs. The olive-coloured tape provides a straightforward, lightweight connection between handler and dog, suitable for everyday walks, park outings and situations where a longer lead is required. The simple construction focuses on ease of use and reliable control during routine outdoor activities and basic training sessions.

Advantages

The tape design keeps the leash lightweight while maintaining adequate strength for dogs in the L/XL size range. A 2 m length offers extended reach for controlled freedom without sacrificing handling precision. The olive colour is discreet and resilient to visible dirt. Materials and fittings are selected to withstand regular outdoor use and provide consistent performance over time.

Suitable for

• Daily walks with medium to large dogs
• Park and recreational outings
• Basic recall training with controlled long-line practice
• Situations requiring temporary extended reach while maintaining control

Key specifications

• Length: 2 metres
• Intended size category: L/XL (medium to large dogs)
• Material type: flat tape-style lead
• Colour: olive
• Primary use: walking and basic training

How to use

Attach the leash clip securely to the dog’s collar or harness before starting the walk. Keep one hand near the handle for quick control and use the full length to allow the dog space to explore while maintaining supervision. During recall exercises, allow the dog to move on the tape and gently reel in slack when giving a command or correcting behaviour. After use, check fittings and tape for wear and store the leash in a dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For safety, pair the lead with a properly fitted collar or harness appropriate to your dog’s size. Inspect the tape and clip regularly for signs of wear and replace the leash if any damage is found. Use the 2 m length for supervised activities and training rather than unsupervised off-leash roaming.