What are swivels for?

When you get washed, it is not uncommon to be rolled underwater, and get tangled up.
By adding two swivels, you avoid getting tangled up. So when you surface you are ready to paddle from the get-go.

What’s a rail saver for?

Getting washed will often involve the ocean applying unusual forces to your equipment. In this situation, the rails around the leash plug of your board are especially vulnerable to a ding or crack. By adding a (wider) railsaver, the pressure on your board is spread more evenly, saving your rails in the process.

Why use a waist leash?

Anyone’s familiar with popping up and finding your leash under either foot or worse, tangled up around your leg. It’s a distraction you don;’t need, and especially in high-stress racing environments, a coiled leash avoids you stepping on your leash cord, compromising your balance.

To keep any leash consistently away from your standing area, a waist belt makes all the difference. Always pointing away from your body, you get to focus on your racing, your balance and style exclusively.

It’s like your leash isn’t there!

Leash sold separately

Surf leash available in 6′, 8′, 9′ and 10′

Leash sold separately

SUP Coil available in 6′ (7mm) and 10′ (7 mm)