Streamlined for runners who like to train side by side with their dogs. This is the leash worn by Neely Spence Gracey on the cover of Runner's World Magazine. With a minimum breaking strength of 132 lbs, the SideKick is light, yet rugged and durable.
- Iron Doggy™ Belt included - and adjusts from 28" to 48"
- The clasp (on the belt) easily slides, as your dog moves from side to side
- Webbing: Mil-Spec to minimize wear and tear
- Bungee: Marine Grade - stands the test of time
- Length: 37" - Weight: 4.8 oz.
- Color: Black with Pumpkin Orange
- Handcrafted in Denver, Colorado
The Solution For Multiple Pups
Want to run with two dogs? No problem. Just add an Extra Iron Doggy™ Leash to your order and you can hit the ground running.
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We've talked to many customers who initially bought less expensive "knockoffs" of our original hands-free running leashes, only to find out that they aren't up for the job. That won't happen with Iron Doggy™. In the extremely unlikely event that you aren't completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return it to us and we’ll give you a full refund. No questions asked.
Iron Doggy™ ships USPS Priority Flat Rate (for only $7.95) anywhere in the United States (including overseas military bases). We do our best to quickly get your order out the same day, and to your destination within 2-3 business days.
Outside of the US, we ship USPS First-Class International. Depending on the location, the shipping charge can range from $13.95 to $19.95+. While we wish it weren't true, it can sometimes take seven to ten business days for international shipments to arrive (within certain countries). From what we have seen lately, most international destinations arrive unexpectedly quick.
Outside of the US, we ship USPS First-Class International. Depending on the location, the shipping charge can range from $13.95 to $19.95+. While we wish it weren't true, it can sometimes take seven to ten business days for international shipments to arrive (within certain countries). From what we have seen lately, most international destinations arrive unexpectedly quick.
