BELTS,
COMFORT AND SAFETY
Distributes Pulling Force

IDEAL FOR CANICROSS & SKIJORING 

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Ideal for Sports

In canicross, the belt is essential because it allows the runner to move freely and coordinate with the dog without having to hold a leash. This improves performance and makes running more enjoyable.

Everyday Use

For everyday walks, the belt makes the process easier and more organized, especially if your dog tends to pull or if you want to keep your hands free. It’s ideal for large or energetic dogs that require more control.

The belt used in canicross and everyday walks with your dog offers several benefits for both the human and the dog. Let’s see how it helps:

1. Better Distribution of Pulling Force
  • When the dog pulls, the belt evenly distributes the force across your hips and lower back, rather than concentrating it on your hands or shoulders. This reduces strain on your joints and muscles, making the walk more comfortable and safer.

2. Freedom of Movement
  • With the belt, your hands remain free, which is especially important in canicross, where you need balance and flexibility. This is also useful during everyday walks, as you can hold other items (e.g., a bag, keys) or use your phone without interrupting the walk.

3. Improved Communication with Your Dog
  • The belt connects directly to your dog via a bungee line, which absorbs sudden movements and creates a smoother experience for both of you. This helps improve communication and teamwork, as your dog can better sense your movements.

4. Safety
  • The belt is designed to stay securely around your waist, even when your dog pulls. This reduces the risk of it slipping or loosening, which can happen with a regular leash. Additionally, many belts come with built-in reflective strips or lights for better visibility in low-light conditions.

5. Comfort for Your Dog
  • The bungee line connecting the belt to your dog absorbs shocks and reduces pressure on the dog’s neck or chest, especially when they pull. This is more comfortable and safer for the dog compared to traditional leashes.

  • Tips for Choosing a Belt:
  • Choose a belt that is comfortable, with soft padding around the waist and adjustable straps for a better fit.

  • Make sure the belt is durable and has reflective elements for safety.

  • Pair the belt with a bungee line and a harness designed for your dog to ensure their comfort and safety.

Overall, the belt is a very useful tool that enhances both athletic activities (like canicross) and everyday walks, offering comfort, safety, and better teamwork with your dog.

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