I actually had an okay experience with my slater designs leash. Didn't seem to tangle too bad or otherwise annoy me. Lasted me almost two years before I noticed a fin cut and retired it. It was the regular leash, 7.0mm and I mostly used it on my shortboards when the waves were overhead.
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Leash recommendations
- Thread starter ChaseTMP
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I am not giving up on Aruka yet....Sell out status comes when he scores a CI changing poncho for after his water fall sessions
A Channel Islands changing poncho? How quaint.I am not giving up on Aruka yet....Sell out status comes when he scores a CI changing poncho for after his water fall sessions
Only Outerknown free range alpaca changing poncho's are allowed to grace my fair skin, thank you very much.
Pfft, I prefer my changing ponchos to be made by local artisans from donated hippie hair.
This guy knows how to poncho.
not gonna lie, I've been eyeing a changing poncho after towel changing in the cold for the past few dawn patrols. I realize I'm a wuss, being that this is in San Diego 
If your leash is tangling too much, try putting some 3-in-1 Oil in the swivel. May help it out.
Most leash swivels are made of brass which doesn’t hold up to salt water over time. They start to corrode and turn white/green, stop swiveling, get pits, etc.
Marine grade stainless steel would be the call for swivels but they are too expensive. .
Most leash swivels are made of brass which doesn’t hold up to salt water over time. They start to corrode and turn white/green, stop swiveling, get pits, etc.
Marine grade stainless steel would be the call for swivels but they are too expensive. .
Once you do it, you’ll never go backnot gonna lie, I've been eyeing a changing poncho after towel changing in the cold for the past few dawn patrols. I realize I'm a wuss, being that this is in San Diego
I don't even wear a poncho b/c it's cultural appropriation and that's really #problematic and #offensive to LatinX culture.
Last time I used my poncho this grom in the car next to me gave me an “ok boomer” look, and I’m not even a boomer.
not gonna lie, I've been eyeing a changing poncho after towel changing in the cold for the past few dawn patrols. I realize I'm a wuss, being that this is in San Diego
what's our latest leash chouce for 2023/2024?
My creatures leashes were great until the weren't. Apparently there's an expiration on the velcro and it just decides to faill
My creatures leashes were great until the weren't. Apparently there's an expiration on the velcro and it just decides to faill
Last 2 leashes i retired failed at the cuff.
currently rolling with a clearance JJF dakine and old needessentials, both have decent cuffs and do the job for under $25.
currently rolling with a clearance JJF dakine and old needessentials, both have decent cuffs and do the job for under $25.
Dakine JJF leash has also been my go-to since I picked one up
CI hex comp leashes always been reliable for me as well
CI hex comp leashes always been reliable for me as well