Tactipup

Non-Personalized Extreme 2 inch Tactical Dog Collar with Handle

Non-Personalized Extreme 2 inch Tactical Dog Collar with Handle - Main image
$47.57 $69.95 In stock

Category: 2 Tactical Dog Collars

The Tactipup Non-Personalized Extreme Tactical 2 inch collar offers the same ridiculously strong and reliable combination as our Extreme Tactical Collar, but is for those people looking for a wider collar.   This collar works incredibly well for dog handlers doing agitation work, as an agitation collar, or people who just have large dogs and want bigger collars.  The leash connection point is a heavy-duty rigger's V-ring and is positioned next to the buckle.  Our design keeps your dog safe by keeping the buckle away from their trachea.  

This collar comes standard with a 2 inch metal cobra buckle, a heavy-duty rigger's v-ring, and premium 17337 military grade nylon webbing.  These components are assembled with heavy duty bonded thread and can handle any thing you throw at it, no matter how large your dog is or how intense he/she is when doing agitation work.  The 2 inch collar has a working load of approximately 2,500 lbs with a break strength in the range of 3,000-4,000 lbs.  

Not sure which size to order? Here is how to easily measure your dog's neck.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

The 2-inch width really spreads the pressure evenly when my dog lunges, and the stitching has held up through muddy hikes and daily pulls. I grabbed the handle mid-chase last week and it felt solid enough to stop a small horse. This is the third collar I’ve tried for a strong puller, and it’s the fi

Edward I. ★★★★★

The handle on this thing gives me so much control when my dog tries to lunge at squirrels, and the 2-inch width spreads the pull across his chest instead of digging in. It’s held up through muddy creek days and rough play without a single frayed stitch.

Timothy ★★★★★

The 2-inch width is perfect for my big dog—it feels sturdy without being overly bulky, and the built-in handle gives me solid control during walks. I’ve yanked it a few times on steep trails and it’s held up without any fraying so far.