
9ft Standard surfboard leash
- Highest quality 9ft / 7mm diameter polyurethane cord
- 50mm neoprene-lined padded ankle strap
- Engineered Velcro with quick-release finger loop
- Double marine grade smooth rotating stainless steel anti-rust swivel to eliminate tangling
- Stash pocket between Velcro and neoprene-lined padded ankle strap to store a key
- Detachable rail saver with pre-tied black string
- No external branding
Description
9ft Surfboard leash Description
Designed to be used with a Longboard the 9ft surfboard leash is made with a high-grade 7mm polypropylene cord, ultra-strong Velcro cuff and marine grade stainless-steel swivels. Available in two colours black and clear the 9ft Surfboard leash is designed for comfort and reliability in the surf.
needessentials is a collection of surfers who are dedicated to responsibly making the best quality wetsuits and essential surf hardware more affordable.
Usage
9ft comp surfboard leash Usage
The needessentials 9ft surfboard leash is purposely designed to be worn around the ankle and is suitable for longboards 8’6” plus. Tested in a wide range of conditions the 9ft surfboard leash features a neoprene lined, soft touch 50mm cuff with an ultra-strong Velcro closure and nylon quick release loop. The wide cuff helps to relieve stress and pull when the leash is under load. A 7mm premium polypropylene cord ensures a strong and durable attachment and two high grade stainless-steel swivels minimise the risk of the surfboard leash tangling.
Sustainability
needessentials are always looking at ways to improve our product whilst reducing its impact on the environment. Considered materials and designs across all products are centric to the performance and impact of an item, and by using durable and quality materials and components, needessentials wetsuits and surf accessories are built to stand the test of time. Featuring no non-essential branding, packaging and waste all needessentials products are delivered with {only what you need}, which is also better for the environment.




