Always Have A Back Up Leash String
Hey, what’s up people? Manny V here.
We’ve all done it at least once. The waves are bigger than usual and its obvious you should slap on a leash.
You run down to the water line and that’s when realized you loaned out your leash and it was returned sans leash string. Dammit.
Here’s a couple quick tips on how to keep a couple back up strings with you at all time.
You can pick up a roll of good string at Home Depot for fairly cheap. It’ll last you a while.
Now, check the pics and don’t be left holding a worthless leash.
Double them up and leave them on the board. But only use one while surfing.
Most leashes nowadays have a key pocket to store your car key. Add a back up string in there too. You’ll still have room for your car key.
The wide nylon part of your leash is called a rail saver. It helps protect your rails when your board is pulled.
Posted on: March 16th, 2015 by Manny Vargas