Bite Sleeve Covers - French Linen & Reinforced Jute

Bite Sleeve Covers - French Linen & Reinforced Jute (Replacement)

Premium replacement covers that keep a professional bite sleeve performing and extend its life. Designed for IPO/IGP training and competition, they protect the main sleeve while giving a consistent bite target. Available in French Linen or reinforced Jute.

Two materials for every style

• French Linen: lightweight, flexible, with a smooth bite surface for clean full-mouth grips - gentle on teeth and popular in competition.
• Reinforced Jute: a traditional favorite built for maximum strength, ideal for strong, experienced dogs and repeated sessions.

Professional-grade features

• Universal fit - fits most standard IPO/IGP bite sleeves.
• Quick replacement - easy to swap, extending the main sleeve's lifespan.
• Consistent bite target - protects the sleeve while keeping a correct grip surface.

How to choose

Choose French Linen covers for a lighter, competition feel that's gentle on teeth, or reinforced Jute for maximum strength with strong, experienced dogs. These are replacement covers for a sleeve you already own - for the sleeve itself, see the IPO/IGP professional bite sleeve.

Frequently asked questions

Will these fit my sleeve?
They are designed to fit most standard IPO/IGP bite sleeves.

French Linen or reinforced Jute - which should I choose?
French Linen for a lighter, competition feel that is gentle on teeth; reinforced Jute for maximum strength with strong, experienced dogs and heavy sessions.

Are these the sleeve or just the cover?
Just the replacement covers - they fit over a bite sleeve you already own to protect it and refresh the bite surface.

How do I break in a new cover?
Work a fresh cover lightly by hand and with a few controlled bites so a stiff, slick surface softens into a consistent grip before full sessions.

When should I replace a cover?
Replace it once it is worn smooth, frayed, or holed, so the grip stays consistent and the main sleeve keeps its protection.

Why keep spares?
Trainers alternate covers during heavy training or trial prep to keep equipment biting consistently and looking professional, and to avoid downtime when one wears out.