Dakine Kainui Surfboard Leash (9-Feet x 5/16-Inch, Black)
Our best all condition leash
Product Features
- Maximum strength urethane cord
- Overmolded leash ends; Double swivels
- Quick release 2-Inch cuff; Triple wrap rail saver
- 9 x 5/16-Inch [ 2.74m x .78cm ]
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Possible design flaw in huge surf. In this last year I’ve had 3 leashes of this 8′ length and 5/16 size ( brand spankin new right out of the box) snap at the board-end connection right where the cord enters the hard plastic sheath. All three snapped in the same location. All three times I was caught inside a 10ft+ set. In spite of this possible defect, I have found no other leash I prefer and have been able to re-use the swivel and retie the leash to reattach it then to the velcro . . I have had re-tied leashes like this…
No Worries — It’s Da-Kine This surfboard leash is awesome and will not disappoint! The first thing you notice is how well the leash is engineered. I’m confident using this leash in any surf, anywhere. The leash itself is comprised of quality materials that are expertly executed. There is a lot of attention to detail in this product. All of this translates to how the product feels on your ankle and how it performs in the water. When you take a good look at it, you would expect to pay more for it. Once again, DaKine does…
Ankle fabric is very soft and holds firmly. The …