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Infinity Paw™
The Hands-Free Walking SystemBoth
hands back.
Four attachment points on one paw. Your leash, your treats, your bags, your keys, all riding on your belt where you can reach them without looking. It clips onto the leash you already own. Nothing to replace, nothing to learn.
Heather's Heroes® walk system
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not a gear company.
you already have.
See it in action
Organize Your Gear
Keep leashes, bags, treats & more right where you need them.
Hands-Free Setup
Wear it crossbody or at the waist — whatever works for you.
Easy Access on Every Walk
Grab what you need, when you need it. No digging. No drop zones.
Specs
The details
Holds up to
[X] lbs per gate
Material
[Solid machine-cut ___, anodized finish, ___ gate springs]
Weight
[X] oz
Dimensions
[X] in / [X] mm
Gate opening
[X] in
Fits
Belts up to [X]" wide · Sidekick® Regular (3/8") and Mini (1/4")
Color
Purple
UPC
8 10072 25467 2
The Infinity Paw™ is rated for gear, not for restraint. It carries what you bring on the walk. It is not a tie-out, and it should never be the only thing connecting you to your dog. Your leash does that job.
The problem
Tell us if this sounds like your walk.
You have gotten good at this. That is sort of the problem.
"The Juggle"
Leash in one hand, full bag in the other, phone tucked under your chin. Your dog stops to sniff and you have officially run out of hands, half a mile from home.
"The Pocket Situation"
Treats in one pocket, bags in another, keys somewhere. Every time your dog does something worth rewarding, you pat yourself down like airport security.
"The Wrist Wrap"
Leash looped twice around your wrist so you can tie your shoe. It works — right up until a squirrel decides otherwise.
| Hands-free leash belts | A regular carabiner | The Infinity Paw™ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your current leash | Replace it entirely | Works, one item only | Keep the leash you love |
| Attachment points | One, sometimes two | One | Four |
| What tends to break | Plastic buckles | Gates spring out over time | Solid metal [spec pending] |
| Bulk | A padded belt around your waist | Minimal | Clips on and disappears |
| Made for dog walks | Yes | No, it is camping hardware | By a trainer, 30+ years |
| Cost for four points | $66 with add-on rings | About $20 in loose clips | $51.00 |
One paw. Four clips. Both hands back.
One Paw. Any Way You Walk.
Wear it across your body for a balanced, secure hands-free walk.
Clip it to your belt or waistband for easy access and all-day comfort.
— Here is what we built instead —
Four gates. One paw. Everything in one place.

Your leash
vs. a clip (~$5) or a full hands-free leash system ($22–$60)

Treat pouch
vs. $17.99 and up

Waste bags
vs. $8.33 and up

Keys, clicker, whistle, light
vs. another clip (~$5)
One Infinity Paw™, $51.00, and all of it rides in one spot you can find without looking down.
Getting started
Three steps to both hands back.
Clip your gear on
Leash, treats, bags, and keys — one gate each.
Wear it your way
Waist for the loop, crossbody for the hike.
Walk hands-free
Everything's within reach, nothing's in the way.
Why I made this
I have spent 30+ years with a leash in my hand. At K9 Lifeline we run 100 to 150 dogs a day, and for most of those years I did what everybody does — bags in one pocket, treats in the other, keys somewhere, a leash wrapped around my wrist because I needed a hand for something else.
What finally got me was watching people miss the moment. Their dog does the exact thing they've been working on for three weeks, and by the time they dig a treat out of a zipped pocket, the moment is gone. Timing is most of training, and people were losing it to their own pockets.
So we built something to hold all of it in one place, on your body, where you can reach it in half a second without looking away from your dog.
Build Your Hero Walking System
More freedom for your dog. More organization for you.
Shop the Bundle & Save →Sidekick® Explorer (8-Foot) + Infinity Paw™ · $83.98
Trusted by the best
30+ years. 100,000+ dogs. One method.
Questions, answered
Your hands belong on your dog.
Not on your bags, your keys, or the leash you have wrapped around your wrist for the third time this walk.
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