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Hands Free Trekking Belt With Pocket

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$40.91 $81.82 In stock

Category: Human Belt

The Neewa Hands Free Trekking Belt is ideal for walking and hiking with your dog — hands free.

The polypropylene belt is padded in your lower back area to provide comfort during walks. This padding has a cotton lining so that you can wear it in contact with your skin without irritation. A shock absorber at the front of the trekking belt prevents jerking, so you and your dog stay safe. It also includes a removable pocket, for your phone or dog treats, and a collapsible bowl that contains up to one liter of water.

This hands free dog running belt is a hands-free lead perfect for summertime adventures like dog trekking, canicross, and skijoring.

The Neewa Hands Free Trekking Belt can accommodate from 28 to 52 inches (72 to 130 cm). For the safety and happiness of your dog, please consult our Fitting & Size guide carefully to purchase the correct product fit.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles E. ★★★★★

The buckle sits just right at my hip and stays put even when my pup suddenly lunges after a squirrel. I’ve done four walks this week with my hands free holding a coffee, and the belt’s lower-back padding keeps things comfy the whole time.

Matthew ★★★★★

The padding in the lower back makes a real difference on longer hikes with my dog, and the pocket sits flat enough that I forget my phone is even in it. The belt stays put without sliding down, which has been my biggest gripe with other waist packs. Easily my most-used gear for morning trail walks n

Michael M. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about walking two dogs with one hand on the leash and the other holding treats, but this belt actually holds everything steady. The padding sits right where my lower back needs it, so even a two-hour trail hike left me comfortable.