The security of a good connection
Canicross line
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<p>The CANI NINJA canicross leash, also known as a towline, offers cushioned, smooth and secure traction. Equipped with a fixed handle on the human end (zero discomfort) and an ultra-resistant carabiner on the dog end, it complies with FSLC regulations and is suitable for all sporting activities.</p>
Complies with FSLC regulations
High-visibility reflectors
Resists 400kg of traction
Lightweight and ergonomic
Why only 1 carabiner?
The CANI NINJA canicross leash has no carabiner on the human end to avoid hitting your legs while running. Instead, a sturdy loop attaches discreetly to the harness.
This more solid and reliable attachment system ensures safety and comfort for the dog-owner team.
Whether you are just starting out in canicross or participating in competitions, you need more than just a simple leash. The CANI NINJA canicross towline is designed to create a flexible, reliable, and comfortable connection between you and your dog, while absorbing pulling jolts.
Thanks to its elastic construction, it protects the joints of both the runner and the dog, while ensuring constant tension that improves the fluidity of movement.
A design thought out for running without constraints
Unlike other models, the CANI NINJA canicross leash does not have a carabiner on the human end: it is equipped with a sturdy loop that attaches directly to the harness. The result: no carabiner hitting your thighs or stomach while running. Pure comfort for long distances as well as for sprints.
A canicross line built to last
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Carabiner resistant to 400 kg of pull: guaranteed safety even with powerful dogs
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Polyacetal buckle ultra-resistant to freezing (down to –20°C): ideal for winter and extreme conditions
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Reinforced elastic line: absorbs shocks, reduces tension, and extends comfort for the pair
Compliant with FSLC regulations
This towline is compliant with FSLC regulations. It accompanies you just as well on your first outings as it does at the starting line of an official race.
Who is this canicross leash for?
- Beginner or experienced runners
- Owners of active dogs, small or large
- Those who want a reliable, comfortable, and compliant technical solution
- Athletes who are tired of leashes that hinder their stride
Technical characteristics of the canicross line
- Elastic leash with shock-absorbing effect
- Fixed loop on the runner's side for a harness or belt
- Steel carabiner on the harness side, resistant to 400 kg
- Polyacetal buckle tested down to –20°C
- Length adapted for competitions (approx. 2 m stretched)
- Lightweight, flexible, ultra-resistant
This towline is perfect for
- Canicross
- Canihiking
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Skijoring
🏃♂️ The CANI NINJA canicross leash is much more than a link between you and your dog: it is the guarantee of lasting comfort, fluid traction, and flawless safety.
Ready to use, tested in real conditions, and compliant with FSLC regulations, it will accompany you everywhere.
Frequently asked questions about canicross belts
What is a canicross leash?
It is an elastic leash designed for running with your dog, which absorbs shocks and protects joints.
Is this canicross line compliant with FSLC regulations?
Yes, it complies with FSLC regulations.
Is the snap hook on the canicross leash strong enough?
Yes, it withstands 400 kg of pull. The technology behind the material of the canicross leash carabiner combines comfort for the dog and safety for the team.
Can I use this canicross line with any belt or harness?
Yes, the handle is universal and fits all models.
Is this canicross bungee leash suitable for bikejoring?
No, lines for bikejor are between 2.5 meters and 3 meters long when stretched, compared to between 1.5 meters and 2 meters for canicross lines.
Can I use this canicross leash with a small dog?
This elastic leash can be used with dogs under 10kg without bothering them. However, for dogs weighing 6kg or less, it is recommended to opt for a lighter towline with a softer elastic.
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