Modern Icon 1.5” Summit Collar
Price range: £47.00 through £52.00
Modern Icon 1.5” Summit Collar
Inspired by the heavy-duty tactical collars, the 1.5″ Summit Collar is a lightweight collar designed for medium to large breed dogs with active lifestyles. Based off of the tried-and-true Rigid Collar platform, the 1.5″ Summit Collars provide the same rugged appearance. Since these collars are not designed for military or police work Modern Icon are able to offer a more streamlined design, keeping material bulk and weight down to a minimum. The result is a collar that is perfect for every-day activities.
There are multiple layers of lightweight but durable webbing, which is both quick drying and long lasting. A triple pass adjustment system allows for maximum adjustability while conserving space—providing more room for add-on customisation. The Clasp is a magnetic Fidlock® buckle and a heavy gauge welded D ring as a secure point to clip your lead. Sizes small through extra large also have integrated attachment points, compatible with most collar-mounted GPS tracking devices, allowing you to attach them directly to the collar.
Please note that dogs performing apprehension, bite work, or dogs that need heavy-duty materials and metal buckles should utilise the Operator Series collars.
** There is an extra charge for the Multicam Classic and Multicam Dark webbing **
Price range: £47.00 through £52.00
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2 Corinthians 5:7
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