I saw this leash i a mag. that was 6' but streachs to 30'?

Question

does any one have it a tell me if its true and if its a good buy?

Answer 1

What's the matter with normal leashes?

Answer 2

ya it looks cool but it doesn't go to 30'. max like 15'. but i mean that's beter than nothing at all

no guys: i think i saw some one with this product, it doesn't sling back, they wouldn't design something that stupid. it takes like 20 seconds to contract (like stretching a rubber skipping rope, after you stretch it slowly contracts.

i don't know i think that's what this guys taking about?

Answer 3

Yeah thats what you want, your surfboard on a rubber band. From what you say, this sounds like a retarted product, more geared at harming a surfer than helping him.

Answer 4

well good if you want a board pinging you in the face and knocking your teeth out, wouldnt want a bag of sugar attached to a bungee cord coming towards me, a bit of stretch is good to stop yourself from being dragged too much by the wave, but a normal one is good enough

Answer 5

Imaagine dragging 30ft of seaweed behind you on your leash. That could kill ya

Answer 6

You have two big problems with elasticized lines, cords, etc. First, when the reach there extension limit, they returned to their compressed state at high velocity (a rubber band!) I can see that becoming a surfboard slingshot. Second, is that when elasticized lines part, they have all of that stored energy to release, and they can cut you in half. Ask anybody who has seen a nylon mooring line part under a strain, it's deadly.

Answer 7

dude they stretch the lines in the add to show resistance to breakage.

unless youre headed out to cortez bank or something a plain 6' will do just fine. bully's makes a good leash!