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SUP leash types

A leash is a crucial safety piece on the water. But do you know which SUP leash you need? If you don't know it, check out this infographic, which will explain in detail about different leashes and their use. Want to learn more? Check out the full guide on our website.

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SUP leash types

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  1. SUP LEASH TYPES Quick release leash An attachment to coiled or straight leash Standalone leash which is worn on its own around the waist ATTACHMENT POINTS Used in: Whitewater paddling Racing Characteristics: Waist Doesn't get in the way as you move around the board Quick detachment from the board Short Attached to PFD or worn around the waist as a belt For: Whitewater river paddling Sits on the board No drag as it's out of the water Racing Coiled leash Used in: Racing Flat or moving water paddling Calf Characteristics: For: Doesn't get in the way as you move around the board Short Flatwater paddling Racing No drag as it's out of the water Sits on the board Straight leash Used in: Surfing Flat or moving water paddling Ankle Characteristics: For: Long (typically as long as the board itself) Drags in water if not tucked e.g., behind your back Flatwater paddling Surfing www.paddleboardtips.com

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