- American Owned, USA Made! Now with Cinch Lock! NO HOOK & LOOP TO FAIL! 3 black gear leashes included and 1 carabiner. Hardware imported.1 leash for the paddle, 2 additional leashes for rods or other light gear. If a super long leash is needed, they simply loop together.
- Fixed elongation, Will not over stretch and loose elasticity. Woven construction and long bar-tack sewn, Built to last.
- 20 inches of elongation keeps it out of the way but gives you the reach you need when paddling or reeling in the big one.
- Leashes, good for the water or the woods to keep your light gear safe.
- A great wading leash. The 20″ bungee section takes just the right amount of force to make this a great wading leash. The bungee reduces the jerking of the kayak when attached to you while wading the shallows.
Wholesale β Campingandkayaking Made In The USA. Kayak Paddle/Rod/Gear Leash Now With Cinch Lock, 3 Black Leashes And 1 Carabiner. Built To Last π
$9.99 Original price was: $9.99.$6.99Current price is: $6.99.
SKU: AMZ-B00MXJFXOE Category: Kayaking
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Michael –
I like these leashes and would recommend them. They measure 38 inches, unattached, at rest and 59 inches pulled to the max, unattached, end to end. They have loops built into each end to attach to your kayak and to your fishing rod, paddle etc., one end has a slightly larger loop. The ones that I bought a year and a half ago were green and the ones that I just got are black.I connect these to the milk crate behind my seat in my kayak (see picture) and these are long enough for me to reach behind me, grab a rod, bring it up to me in the seat and undo the leach from the rod and fish with it. When Iβm changing rods or done fishing for the day, I connect the leash again. When they are not in use, I roll them up and stuff them in the rod tube as in the picture.I donβt fish with a leash on my rods because sometimes Iβm sitting, sometimes Iβm standing and I swap between my right and left hand to cast so keeping the rod tethered doesnβt work very well. Even if all of that wasnβt the case, I still prefer to cast without it being tethered. I know that Iβm taking a chance at losing a rod if I flip but Iβll take that chance. When Iβm fishing moving water I stay seated and I do fish with my rod tethered but I fish in still water 80% of the time.
Philm –
Well, it works, for awhile. It doesn’t really stay tight on the paddle so I find myself constantly adjusting it. My kayak paddles float so I don’t need this for that purpose, but those paddles can float away if you are not careful. Overall, they are fine and do the job and perhaps act differently on fishing rods or for other uses. The included carabiner is nice but a little large, I have some smaller ones that do a better job. As of now, I’m not sure if I would buy again and hopefully I won’t have to worry about that decision fo some time yet.
Kip –
I placed the strap with the carabiner to my belt and the other end to my walking stick. When I ‘m not using the pole, it’s conveniently on the ground and is easily retrieved. Even if I’m walking a short distance along the lake front, I can drag my walking stick behind me and i don’t get tripped up. When you’re old and somewhat unsteady over uneven ground, it helps to have immediate walking stability at your finger tips.
Mike Hayward –
I’ve gotten numerous uses from a couple sets of these I bought for my Oru Kayaks and it saved me from losing expensive critical gear when unintentionally flipping the boat. They even work well for girth hitching things that don’t have attachment loops like paddles. The light weight beaner works fine for attaching to the boat. My only complaint was that 3 leashes wasn’t quite enough for me so I bought a couple more sets so everything I carry can be lashed to the boat in the event of a rollover. Although light, I’ve even used them to tow another kayaker so they are reasonably strong.
Megan –
I was on a Kayaking trip that ended up having more challenging rapids than I expected. I tipped over in my Kayak at least four times on a 17 mile trip. I would have been in serious trouble if not for this paddle leash. It literally saved the day!
p. hoekman –
this is my 3rd order of these leashes. I use them to leash my kayak paddle, my dry bag and my dog to me when she is in the kayak with me. simple and easy to use. Have held up well in the salt water of the Pacific ocean
Diann Richters –
I have put them to the paddle as well
DAVernier –
Used on my paddle board.