What is the Arctic Leash?Specs & History: To better understand just exactly what the Arctic Leash is we would like to provide you with some specifications and a little history on our product.
The extension cord or Leash as we call it, is housed in a water tight fire retardant polypropylene case, complete with internal circuit-breaker to protect from overload and the cord is a tuff flex polar cord which is flexible to at least -57. The retractable extension cord reel was created in 1992 by an inventor living in Edmonton Alberta. It has been through a battery of tests to insure it would operate in extreme cold temperatures without fail. For the past 7 years the Arctic Leash has been field tested in cold climate regions on several different vehicles with a less than .01 failure rate.
The Arctic Leash provides the ease to an obvious necessity and is changing the standard by which people plug-in their vehicles in cold weather regions. Simply stated, this unique extension cord reel is convenient, easy to use and saves you money in fuel costs.
Given a choice between the conventional methods people currently use to plug their vehicles in versus the Arctic Leash, they’ll pick the retractable every time. The reason is simple, when the temperatures are very cold, no one wants to stand outside and untangle the extension cord they carry in the back seat, or beat the snow out of the plug from the cord they left lying in the snow. Add that to the embarrassment of accidentally dragging an extension cord down the street and you soon begin to see the picture. It’s obvious that a need for a product like ours has been required for quite a while. Just consider all the alternative methods people have devised over the years . One of the most noticeable and unsightly methods is to wrap the cord around the side mirror, others have wrapped cords around bumpers or even their licenses plate. The fact is, people have always wanted a better answer but the reality is, they still had to stand out in the cold just as long to unravel their cord. But, not anymore!
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