Sentences with phrase «of nylon webbing»

This stylish soft quality collar made of nylon webbing.

Dog harnesses are usually made of nylon webbing but a leather dog harness is stronger, better looking and will last longer.

Straps are usually made of nylon webbing, while handles can be hard plastic (sometimes sheathed with a layer of foam for comfort), metal, or wood — as in the case of gymnastics rings.

Not exact matches

Made of sturdy nylon webbing, the walking rope has 12 colorful handles for your little ones to hold.

The nylon webbing in the waistband expands to fit larger waists, boasting a wide waist of up to 77 inches (196 cm).

Where every other carrier I've seen uses a nylon webbing (you know that black bumpy strap material), the Mountain Buggy Juno uses a double layer of cotton canvas.

Created from nylon as well as water immune, the hood web links to the handlebars of the dual child running infant stroller.

There is an adjustable velcro closure on the wrist and the back of the hand for your convenience and at the wrist is comfortable nylon webbing.

This classic nylon webbed blue puppy collar comes in a wide array of sizes (and colors, if you are looking for a red puppy collar, a pink puppy collar, or some other color!)

Izzie Bean's nylon web collars are durable, super-cute, and come in tons of patterns and colours so you can choose the one that's perfect for your dog!

For example, it was one of the leading pioneers in using nylon webbing instead of leather.

These two interior layers are covered with a soft outer layer of cuddly fleece and all three are bound together by industrial grade nylon webbing with eight rows of stitching, creating one of the toughest and most durable soft toys on the market.

With their multi-layer design, industrial grade nylon webbing and eight rows of stitching with heavy - duty thread, these Ballistic toys are KONG tough.

Some of our high - quality styles include: • Martingale • Slip leads • Soft nylon webbing • Padded leather • English bridle leather • Reflective

Amanda Ross - Ho, CRADLE OF FILTH, 2013, inkjet print on nylon, foam, fusible interfacing, YKK zippers and sliders, cast urethane, various paints, schmuttz (dirt), acrylic paint, nylon webbing, nylon mesh, thread, 78 x 58 x 20 inches.

Tomás Saraceno: 3 x 12MW, 2007; installation view, Berkeley Art Museum; PVC pillows, air, nylon webbing, and rope; dimensions variable; courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery.

I can think of, for instance, the nylon webbing piece called «Return» (2003) that references Field painting quite wonderfully, particularly Kenneth Noland's stripe paintings.