Sled Dog Racing Accessories

Carabiners can be used for a wide variety of purposes in dog mushing and running activities. The primary use is on the front of a sled for adding support to the connection of the ganglines to the snublines and the sled itself, but they are also commonly used for attaching leads and lines to other equipment such as walking belts, scooters and rigs. A very versatile and handy piece of equipment.

Eliminate harness rubs even before they occur! This protective vest is a must for every thin coated race dog! Even the best fitting harness can leave marks on a hard working sled dog with short coat.

This soft, body hugging, 4-way stretch "vest" is wind resistant, and features a durable, water & snow repellent chest insert.

No under arm seams.

Snug fit around the neck.

Available in Black and Blue

Steel quick release Panic Snap for use with our snub lines and cani-cross bungees.

One pull release for emergencies.

It cannot be under estimated the importance of understanding the effects of temperature and humidity when running dogs particularly double coated breeds such as Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes. With this handy pocket device you can soon check temperature and humidity with its built in hydrometer and thermometer.

The Kestrel 3000 Pocket Weather Meter is the handheld weather-monitoring device that provides a wide range of functions, plus accurate relative humidity measurements. Before the Kestrel 3000 came along, the technology required to gather this information would require masses of equipment – but not anymore.

The Kestrel 3000 accurately measures:

- Wind Chill

- Air, Water, and Snow Temperature, displayed in Fahrenheit or Celsius w/ accuracy of +/-1°

- Current, Average, and Maximum Wind Speed, displayed in: Beaufort Wind Scale Knots, MPH, KPH, or Feet Per Minute

- Relative Humidity

- Dewpoint

- Heat Stress Index

Zinc coated pin with hardened tip.  This stake is durable and designed for tethering sled dog teams, or individual dogs, whether at rallies or when camping.  Many pins on the market are not strong enough to hold larger dogs, this stake can also be used with our stake out lines for tethering multiple dogs.

Many Sled dog clubs require rig bag to be attached to the rig in dryland mushing, the rig bag allows for injured dogs to be picked up and placed in the bag so the musher can complete the race without dropping a dog.  In reality many people use rig bags as a handy carrying devices for storage on their rigs.