DAKINE

Procomp Leash

TPU, or Thermoplastic Polyurethane, is a flexible and durable plastic that is resistant to abrasion and impact. It is crucial for surf leashes because it provides the strength and elasticity needed to withstand the forces of waves and the movements of surfers, ensuring that the leash remains intact during use.

Neoprene is a synthetic rubber known for its flexibility, insulation, and water resistance. In surf leashes, neoprene is used in the cuff that wraps around your ankle or wrist, providing comfort and preventing chafing. Its water-resistant properties ensure that the leash remains functional even in wet conditions, making it ideal for water sports.

Dura-Cord is a high-strength urethane cord designed for durability and resistance to wear and tear. Using Dura-Cord in surf leashes means that they can endure the stress from waves and the surfer's movements without breaking, ensuring a longer lifespan and reliable performance.

A molded neoprene cuff is the part of the leash that secures around your ankle or wrist. It is designed to fit comfortably and snugly, preventing the leash from slipping off during use. The use of neoprene adds flexibility and comfort, making it easier to wear for extended periods while surfing.

A surf leash is essential because it connects your surfboard to your ankle, preventing the board from drifting away after a wipeout. This not only helps you easily retrieve your board but also enhances safety by reducing the risk of the board hitting other surfers or swimmers in the water.

When choosing a surf leash, look for materials like TPU and Dura-Cord for durability, a molded neoprene cuff for comfort, and a length that suits your board size. Additionally, consider the leash's thickness and strength to ensure it can handle the conditions you’ll be surfing in, providing both safety and performance.