The fall season has officially begun, so the evenings are getting darker earlier. For your own safety and that of your dog, it is important to stay highly visible while walking. These products will help you walk safely in the dark.
An obvious solution for visibility is, of course, the use of lights. With a battery life of 100 to 250 hours, the Orbiloc Dog Dual Lights allows you to be as visible as possible in dark environments.
You can easily attach such a light to your dog's collar, but you can also use it to make yourself extra visible as a walker. The rubber strap makes it easy to attach the light to different surfaces. So you quickly attach it to a collar, your jacket or to other objects, such as a tent or kayak.
Reflective products require an external light source to activate their effect. This is because these products reflect the light shining on them, resulting in improved visibility for those on the side of the light source.
With glow in the dark products, no light source is needed for the product to light up. This is because light is absorbed by the material and then released in dark environments.
If you want to work with glow in the dark materials, you have a choice between dog leash rope and paracord in different thicknesses.
Does your dog lead rope or paracord no longer give off a light in the dark? Then try to 'recharge' the material by exposing it to lots of light during the day.
Not every neon paracord colour reacts to a blacklight or is glow in the dark, despite what most people assume. Neon just means the colour is bright. Whether it actually glows in the dark or under UV light comes down to the dye used, and only a handful of our colours are made with that specific fluorescent or phosphorescent dye.
Would you like to make your own horse accessories out of rope, such as a unique horse halter, but aren’t sure what you need? In this blog, we’ll give you advice on what kind of rope to use for different parts of your horse gear.
To help you find the perfect paracord match for our BioThane colors, we have created this handy reference guide. All listed colors are available in Paracord Type III, with select colors also available in other paracord types. The most up-to-date version will always be available right here on this page.
In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Niki's Butterfly pattern. The Daylight knot was designed by Nicole Damer and is easy to make.
In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Daylight pattern. The Daylight knot was designed by Silke Engels and is of an intermediate level.
In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Cambio pattern. The Cambio knot was designed by Annet Eul and is of an intermediate level.
