Kurgo Auto Zip Line Dog Restraint System
Kurgo Auto Zip Line Dog Restraint System
Item # 117625599
$34.99
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Inspired by a dog run, the Kurgo Auto Zip Line Dog Restraint System allows back-and-forth plus sit-and-stand movement, but also restricts your dog's access to the front seats, allowing you to drive distraction-free. This multifunctional restraint system is simple to use; the sturdy webbed strap attaches to any two fixed points and the adjustable leash easily connects and disconnects from the zip line when getting in or out of the car, which means instant transition from vehicle restraint to walking lead. The system is ideal for dogs of all life stages, including Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large breeds.
- Includes a zip line and tether
- Can be installed between any two fixed points
- All steel hardware
- Quick and easy to install
- Tether can be used as a short lead
- Designed to prevent distracted driving
| Brand | Kurgo |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Animal Type | Dog |
| Breed Size | Large, Small, Extra Large, Medium |
| Instructions & Precautions | None |
| Life Stage | All Life Stages |
| Manufacturer Brand | Kurgo |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Primary Color | Multicolor |
| Primary Material | Nylon |
| Product Height | 1 in. |
| Product Length | 6 ft. |
| Product Weight | 1.3 lb. |
| Product Width | 1 in. |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Manufacturer Part Number | K00032 |
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Q: What is the max weight limit of a dog for this product?
7 years ago1 Answer
- A: We do not have a max weight limit of a dog for this product as it is designed for use to restrain a dog and help prevent distracted driving accidents. All parts have been individually load tested to hold well over 1,000 lbs.7 years agoHelpful?
Q: If the clip/carabiner goes on the zip line, how does the looped belt connect to harness? There is no photo of the back of the dog. Wondering if I can use their current harnesses or if you have to use Kurgo’s. Thank you
7 years ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Anne Sebastian. I think what you are referring to as the "looped belt" is the leash that comes with the Auto ZipLine. There is a smaller carabiner clip on the end of this leash that you can use to attach to the back of a dog's harness. You can use your current harness with the Auto ZipLine as long as it has a back leash attachment point.7 years agoHelpful?
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Newest questions
Q: What is the max weight limit of a dog for this product?
7 years ago1 Answer
- A: We do not have a max weight limit of a dog for this product as it is designed for use to restrain a dog and help prevent distracted driving accidents. All parts have been individually load tested to hold well over 1,000 lbs.7 years agoHelpful?
Q: If the clip/carabiner goes on the zip line, how does the looped belt connect to harness? There is no photo of the back of the dog. Wondering if I can use their current harnesses or if you have to use Kurgo’s. Thank you
7 years ago1 Answer
- A: Hi Anne Sebastian. I think what you are referring to as the "looped belt" is the leash that comes with the Auto ZipLine. There is a smaller carabiner clip on the end of this leash that you can use to attach to the back of a dog's harness. You can use your current harness with the Auto ZipLine as long as it has a back leash attachment point.7 years agoHelpful?
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Summary of Reviews
The product is a versatile and effective restraint system that allows dogs to move around the backseat comfortably while still being secured. Many users report it prevents distractions and potential accidents. However, some noted issues with the carabiners twisting and the hooks not fitting certain ...
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Kathy W
Oregon
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Zip line works well for us!
10 months ago
The Auto Zip line is working well to keep our dog safe in the SUV and the car both--she likes being able to move about in the back seat, we like that she's safe back there and not popping into the front seat for attention while we're driving!
Yes, I recommend this product.
Originally posted on kurgopet.com
Response from kurgopet.com:
10 months ago
Kurgo®
Thank you for this review, Kathy! We're so glad this zip line is able to keep your pup safely in her seat and still give her some freedom to move.
Shamf
Florida
Review 1
1 out of 5 stars.
Needs a Swivel
a year ago
The zip line is a great concept but should not be sold without a swivel. My dog tried to lay down and because she turns before she lays down it twisted her harness so tight she couldn't move. It was a scary experience. A swivel would make it a 5 star review.
Originally posted on kurgopet.com
Adrian S
Salem, OR, US
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Good safety equipment for your pup
a year ago
I found this is good for my 80 lb lab, who comes with everywhere... I keep this installed 4Runner and it stays out of the way. quality product would recommend
Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com
Response from kurgopet.com:
a year ago
Kurgo
Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
Brandon K
Arlington, WA, US
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Freedom!
a year ago
Super durable construction. My standard poodle had used a seatbelt strap for years, but this system allows him unrestricted movement in the backseat. Ran it across grab handles in Outback and new Land Cruiser.
Originally posted on ExpertVoice.com