AsyPets Adjustable Hand Free Dog Leash, Retractable Dog Leash for Running, Walking, Hiking & Biking, with Small Key Phone Bags – Strong, Durable and Weather Resistant

The quality of the product is excellent. It is everything that it says it is. The only reason I am not goving it 5 stars is because the leash is WAY too long and it only adjust a little bit. I wish I could get a shorter leash to attach to it. If my dog is healing the leash drags and either I'm tripping over it or my dog is.

My husband was really excited to be able to walk the dogs hands free. One is quite a tugger, and the bungee leash makes it easier on the person walking him. He's also walked two large dogs with a stroller, which wasn't possible before!

I was sooo happy with this leash, it was sturdy. The bungy was great as my dog likes to pull.but with one Swift pull from my dog the stitches on the part that connected to the harness failed. I went to reach for the leash handle and that too failed. It was very fortunate that I was not in a heavily trafficked area.

Works great! Leash is a little long for what I needed but a shorter leash fit right on it. My phone S8 fit perfectly in one of the pockets and treats in the other!

Loved this at first and used it for about a month before my lab pulled the loop off and now I can't attach leash to the belt anymore. Wish it was stronger thread or material.

Plastic parts break easily

The leash cannot be adjusted to a short length. After 6 uses the plastic piece that hooks the leash to the waist belt broke as my dog was pulling. If your dog weighs over 30 pounds I do not recommend this product.

The drawstring pouch was useless to me, so I took it off the belt. The pouches are just held on with a belt loop style strap, and can be removed fairly effortlessly. The waist belt is thick and strong, and the leash is of good strength and quality too.I use this for running with a 130lb mastiff x rottweiler. He is tall, and I use a harness that attaches to the leash right behind his shoulders, but this leash is really still too long to run effectively with him, even adjusted to it's shortest length. We run on a city trail, which accommodates bi-directional traffic, but with the combination of the length of this leash, and the pully band in the middle (which, is nice as far as not letting my 130 pound dog yank me off my feet if he gets too in-to our run), makes it very difficult to bring him back to me quickly when someone else wants to pass us, or is afraid to get too close to him.I was hoping the pouch that I left on the belt would allow me to run with my Samsung Active S5 on it, and not have to have an additional arm band (I use wireless bluetooth ear buds while running). The phone fits in the pouch just fine, but the velcro closure is a definite short-coming. I feel like a zipper or something would have been a more useful design. The velcro is too weak to keep the pouch shut while I am running, and there is so much slack in the attachment to the belt, that the large phone bounces quite a lot. The combination of phone movement, and poor pouch closure design makes running with my rather expensive phone *in* the pouch completely unfeasible. For walking, the pouch works just fine though.