AKAH shoulder leash made of yak leather suede

For those planning a quiet, focused approach, the instinct is to reach for the AKAH shoulder leash made of Yak leather Velour. Details count on the road too: quick readiness, straightforward care, and consistent performance when light, temperature, or surroundings change. This is precisely where the overall concept shines. The operation follows a clear logic: paths are short, feedback is unambiguous, and the most important functions are where you intuitively expect them. This frees your mind for the essentials—watch, decide, act. If you want to combine speed with control, you’ll find a reliable partner here. Settings can be clearly traced, changes remain reproducible. This beautiful Yak leather Velour shoulder leash has been round-stitched around an 8-strand braided Polyester lead (tensile load 1.1 tons). All hooks and rings are hand-sewn. Thanks to the two sewn and hand-waxed threads, the hand stitches of our AKAH Handsattler are extremely durable—unlike a machine seam. The leash is adjustable to three lengths. Yak leather is three times tougher and more robust than cowhide of the same thickness, yet soft as moose leather. Our Finnish tanner buys the hides directly from the Mongolian nomadic herders—without middlemen. This ensures the nomads receive 100% of the value of their valuable product. In short, this creates a cohesive setup: understandable in operation, robust in construction, and designed for repeatability. Whether training, deployment, or everyday use—the combination of clarity, balance, and material choice delivers reliable results. Product highlights Ergonomically tuned: secure handling and intuitive operation Durable construction: reliable materials for long use Real-world details: features where you need them Efficient in daily life: ready to use quickly, easy to handle Low maintenance: easy to clean and ready for use Consistent performance: reliable under changing conditions Legal note: Please observe the applicable legal provisions and any required approvals for acquisition and use. Check the local legal situation before use.