The Four Paws Heavy Weight Tie Out Cable is generally praised for its strength and durability. But users in cold climates report frequent issues with the plastic coating cracking, exposing metal and potentially causing injuries. Some users also noted issues with the clips not being secure enough. Overall, it's a sturdy product that may require frequent replacements in harsh conditions and additional modifications to secure the dog.
Plastic coating can crack in cold weather, exposing metal.
Prevention: Avoid use in cold climates or consider additional modifications.
Clips may not be secure enough.
Prevention: Use locking carabiners for added security.
The cable is strong and durable.
Provides enough room for dogs to move.
Simple to set up and store.
PVC material makes cable durable.
Plastic coating cracks in cold weather.
Clips are not very secure.
Expose metal causes safety issues.
Metal fraying can cause hand injuries.
Factors: Cold weather, Powerful dogs, Frequent use
Users report that the cable lasts about a year, but this can vary based on the climate and usage.
No, the clips are not very secure. Users recommend using locking carabiners for added security.
No, the plastic coating can crack in cold weather, exposing metal and causing potential injuries.
"My 60 lb pittie will run until the cable is at it's length. It is sturdy enough to hold her back. Until some cables she broke, or the ends were weak"
"My dog is 70lbs, big, but not massive. Tore the latch off the line."
A strong and durable tie-out cable that provides a good amount of space for dogs to move. However, those in cold climates or with powerful dogs may need to consider additional modifications or security measures to prevent injury.
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