MURIWAI LONG LINE 20MM

A long line is an extra-long lead that gives your dog more freedom while keeping them safely connected to you. They're ideal for recall training, sniff walks and dogs that aren't quite ready for full off-lead freedom. Whether you're at the beach, in the park or relaxing at a picnic, a long line gives your dog room to explore while giving you peace of mind.

Our long line is 7 metres long, which we've found offers the ideal balance between freedom and practicality. It's long enough for your dog to roam naturally, without becoming difficult to manage.

Our long line is suitable for most small, medium and large dogs. We don't recommend it for toy breeds, as the 7-metre length and leather attachment section are simply too much for very small dogs.

Long lines are ideal for recall training, sniff walks and giving dogs more freedom while remaining safely connected to you.

If you're unsure whether a long line is the right choice for your dog, we're always happy to help.

Our long line uses a lighter version of our signature polypropylene webbing, keeping seven metres manageable for both you and your dog. It’s handle-free at the trailing end, quick-drying, fade-resistant and easy to wash after muddy or sandy adventures.

Unlike the plain black lines and ropes typically used for recall training, our exclusive woven stripes coordinate beautifully with the rest of your Subwoofer walkwear. Each one is made in New Zealand and finished with solid-brass hardware.

Why does your long line cost more?

Each long line is made in New Zealand from seven metres of webbing woven exclusively for us, then finished with solid-brass hardware and quadruple stitching at key stress points. Custom materials, small-batch production and skilled local craftsmanship genuinely cost more.

Our signature stripes also coordinate with your Subwoofer collar and lead—because practical training gear doesn’t have to be the odd one out.

No. Long lines are best used under close supervision in open spaces, away from roads, crowds and groups of dogs. Watch for trees, posts and people’s legs—a dog circling an obstacle can cause the line to tangle, while a fast-moving line can cause friction burns. Never wrap the line around your hand or body.

The swivel hook is the hardest-working part of any lead and contains a small moving spring that can wear over time. If the clasp no longer snaps firmly shut, stop using the lead and contact us.

Wherever practical, we’ll replace the hook and repair your lead rather than discard an otherwise perfectly good product. We’ll assess each case individually, taking into account normal use, wear and how the lead or long line has been cared for.

Our one-year guarantee covers manufacturing faults in the webbing, stitching and hardware. If something fails despite normal use and proper care, get in touch and we’ll assess it for repair or replacement.

The guarantee doesn’t cover chewing, cuts, ordinary wear or damage caused by improper care. If your swivel hook fails outside the guarantee, contact us anyway—wherever practical, we’ll repair the lead rather than replace it.

The easiest way to clean your long line is to hose it down with fresh water or rinse it in the shower. For tougher mud, hand wash it with a mild detergent. Once clean, loop it loosely over a shower rail or washing line and allow it to air-dry.

Never put your long line in the washing machine. Seven metres of webbing can quickly become tangled, and machine washing can damage the leather and hardware. Never tumble dry it either—high heat can damage polypropylene and turn the line into a hot, tangled knot.

After every beach or salt-water adventure, rinse the brass hook thoroughly with fresh water. Once dry, occasionally apply a light spray of CRC or a similar lubricant to the clasp’s spring mechanism. Open and close it a few times, then wipe away any excess.