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Leash strings
- Thread starter sdsrfr
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No hate just was curious assumed common pratice to tuck inside
Not sure why I even ask… but what are you referring to tucking?No hate just was curious assumed common pratice to tuck inside
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Oh ok. Hadn’t heard of that being a problem anyone’s actually had with a double-looped string. As usual, you are on another level above us kooks!The knot so its inside the loop of the rail saver
42+ years single loop double knot always tucked never "knock on wood" had knot come undone or string snap but have had ole prolite snap on leash rivet to leg cuff beforeOh ok. Hadn’t heard of that being a problem anyone’s actually had with a double-looped string. As usual, you are on another level above us kooks!
Hell yeah, I always do "The Tuck"!
Do you tuck yer knot inside yer rail saver loop or not? I have tucked it inside thinking it provides more protection from coming undone etc
Not only does it help with knot security, but increases aero/hydro-dynamics
Never tucked a knot.
if you think about it - the Velcro is not holding the knot unless it’s sticking to the string. knots slip under tension, they don’t untie themselves. if your string is not able to hold a knot you’re using the wrong string - or knot.
if you think about it - the Velcro is not holding the knot unless it’s sticking to the string. knots slip under tension, they don’t untie themselves. if your string is not able to hold a knot you’re using the wrong string - or knot.
Surprised that no one has posted leash strings for sale on the Classified section of the BB.
"Leash String Purge"
"Leash String Purge"
Its not the velcro take pressure on rail saver it folded over so the loop takes pressure but most likely makes no difference I just always tucked as extra precaution
I don't tuck so that I can more easily inspect the integrity of the knot and assure that it is up to my high leash string knot standards before each session.
Oh, leash removal after every session, therefore incorporates knot inspection into the leash attachment process prior to the next session.
And that's why you get paid the big bucks, Jeff.
boy i’m glad we’re getting south swell so i dont need to think about this chit and just go surf… #fried #surfedout
this is a thread that keeps giving.
+1 always remove rinse with fresh h20 and roll in lose loops with both ends of leash attached to secure while drying and packing in bag for next session
Be sure to store your leash string in your leash string sheath until next session.
