TrOP RACING Collar – Ultra‑Light Competition Gear for Dog Pulling Sports
The TrOP RACING Collar is an ultra‑light semi‑slip racing collar designed specifically for competitive dog pulling and mushing sports. With no metal parts and a lightweight semi‑retractible design, it minimises weight and drag while maintaining comfort and control during intensive training sessions and racing events.
Lined with softshell for maximum comfort and featuring reflective stitching for visibility in varied light conditions, this collar is an excellent choice for sled dog races, canicross competitions, bikejoring events, and other high‑performance dog sports. Its simple and minimal design focuses on functionality and performance above all, making it ideal for mushers and competitive handlers.
Available in sizes S, M, L, and XL to accommodate a range of neck circumferences, the TrOP RACING Collar delivers consistent performance with comfort and durability — essential gear for serious dog pulling and mushing sports athletes.
Key Features:
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Ultra‑light semi‑slip design for competition use
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Neoprene and softshell lining for comfort
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Reflective stitching for increased visibility
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No metal parts — compliant with many racing rules
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Ideal for sled racing, canicross, bikejoring and related sports
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Available in multiple sizes for precise fitting
S 30-35 cm: Inner circumference after retracting 30 cm, total circumference of the collar in the expanded state 35 cm. A dog with a neck of 30 cm and a head at its widest point of 35 cm
M 35-40 cm: Inner circumference after retracting 35 cm, total circumference of the collar in the expanded state 40 cm. A dog with a neck of 35 cm and a head at its widest point of 40 cm
L 40-45 cm: Inner circumference after retracting 40 cm, total circumference of the collar in the expanded state 45 cm. A dog with a neck of 40 cm and a head at its widest point of 45 cm
XL 45-50 cm: Inner circumference after retracting 45 cm, total circumference of the collar in the expanded state 50 cm. A dog with a neck of 45 cm and a head at its widest point of 50 cm
