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5' 6'

Surf Comp Ankle Leash - 6mm

Thin and lightweight shortboard leash for reduced drag.

$25

GONG | Surf / SUP Perf Ankle Leash - 7mm

6' 7' 8' 9' 10'

Surf / SUP Perf Ankle Leash - 7mm

Strong and high-performance all-around leash for small to medium waves.

$25

7' 8' 9'

Surf Comp Knee Leash - 6mm

Thin and lightweight longboard leash for reduced drag.

$25

8' 9' 10'

Surf / SUP Perf Knee Leash - 7mm

Strong and high-performance all-around leash for small to medium waves.

$25

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7' 8' 9'

Surf Comp Knee Leash - 6mm

Thin and lightweight longboard leash for reduced drag.

$13

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Surf / SUP Perf Knee Leash - 7mm

Strong and high-performance all-around leash for small to medium waves.

$9 ~~$25~~

Leash Cord

String to attach to the plug for securing your leash.

Which Leash Should You Choose for Your Surfboard?

Typically, you’ll want a leash that matches the length of your board or is just slightly shorter. For example, a 7’ leash for a 7’2 board. The advertised lengths refer to the cord itself, but keep in mind that the attachments add extra length. Plus, the leash stretches under tension, giving you some leeway before your board comes flying back at you.

A properly sized leash, meaning a short one, provides less protection from board recoil but offers several advantages:

Faster paddling and surfing: The difference is remarkable.
Quicker board recovery, which means you can get past the break faster.
Reduced interference with others, as your "nuisance radius" is smaller.

Just try using a 10’ leash on a 5’6 board to see what we mean! ;-)

It’s only in very large waves that longer leashes become necessary—outside the scope here.

Diameter is also key: thinner leashes let you move faster but are more prone to snapping in head-high or larger waves.

Finally, replace your leash every year. It’s annoying, but think of it as your life vest. Without it, you'd have to surf wearing a certified life jacket (not really, but you get the point!).