Matt Wilkinson
The water temperature is getting colder, so I'll be surfing in a seagull or full suit.
Brett Simpson
Effective when the wetsuit covers your ankles.
Patrick Gudasukas
Please see how to attach a leash cord so that it won't slip off.
Jeremy Flores
All of the photos shown are of WCT athletes.
Jordy Smith
Except for athletes who must always display the leash sponsor's logo,
It's not accurate, but over 90% of players do it.
Kelly Slater
I rolled up my wetsuit and tied the leash around my ankle.
The wetsuit is then placed over the leash.
Please refer to Kelly above for the position where the cord comes out.
Adam Melling
By doing so,
* Provides a more secure fit and prevents the leash from getting twisted around the ankle.
*Prevents the Velcro from coming off during hard wipeouts.
Mick Fanning
This is not possible when surfing naked or when your wetsuit does not cover your ankles.
Most skilled people know this and do it, so I encourage everyone to try to make it a habit.
Julian Wilson
"It looks good, and the leash won't get tangled!"
Also, replace the leash cord once a year.
Many people stubbornly use dirty, faded leashes because they think it's wasteful, but this is dangerous.
Velcro weakens over time and becomes more susceptible to peeling.
If it comes off, the board will be washed away, causing trouble and putting other people in danger.
If you think,
"Oh, maybe I'm using too many old ones," please use this.
http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/store/category/item/itemgenre/surfboard-accessories/leash-code/
